Battery Metals Bonanza: Why This London Stock Could Be A Giant Winner

Connor Sullivan
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Europe’s Hottest EV Investment Isn’t in Automakers—It’s in Mining Powerhouses Like Metals One (London: MET1), with a fresh £3 Billion Critical Metals Discovery.

With tariffs threatening most industries, investors are looking for stocks that are not only tariff-proof, but that will in fact thrive regardless of what is happening on the world stage.

While the world’s obsessing over investing in lackluster stocks like Tesla, savvy investors are looking at the companies powering those same cars.

Because the future isn’t built in a factory, it’s mined out of the ground.

These metals power every single type of battery on the planet, and our entire planet is rapidly going electric.

EV car batteries run on electricity and metals.

No lithium, no battery. No nickel, no range. No graphite, no charge. Everyone’s chasing the carmakers, but the blockbuster gains are in metal mining stocks.

A few promising companies in Europe could make investors a fortune.

On top of our list is: Metals One (London Ticker: MET1).

With their recent discovery worth over £3 billion in underground reserves, the stock is poised to soar over 1,000% and make its investors wealthy.

Their flagship projects sit in Finland’s world-class battery metal belt. We’re talking high-grade nickel, copper, and cobalt in a region hungry for secure, ethical supply.

Europe’s EV industry is scrambling for local sources, and Metals One is perfectly positioned to feed that demand.

The stock is trading at a steep discount right now as the news of the huge metals discovery has not spread yet.

The time to pick up shares of this cheap stock is right now, before it soars to new highs.

MET1—Getting Ready to Answer Europe’s Battery Metal Crunch

The electric vehicle surge has Europe scrambling for battery metals, and Metals One (London: MET1) is strategically positioned to meet this demand. With projects in Finland and Norway, Metals One offers local, ethical sources of nickel, copper, and cobalt—essential components for EV batteries.​

Finland’s Black Schist Project boasts an Inferred Mineral Resource of 57.1 million tonnes containing nickel, zinc, copper, and cobalt. Located adjacent to Europe’s largest operating nickel mine, this project benefits from established infrastructure and a mining-friendly environment, facilitating efficient development. ​

In Norway, the Råna Project covers 18 km2 across three exploration licenses. It targets massive sulphide nickel-copper-cobalt mineralization. Its proximity to existing infrastructure and transport routes enhances its development potential. ​

And now, with a recent resource upgrade, Metals One’s total in-ground metal value across its projects has reached an estimated £3 billion at today’s prices. That’s the value of what’s already in the ground, before any price upside, development, or growth.

Given the fact that Europe has said they want to become independent from China and the U.S, we expect that the European government will fully back companies like MET1 and green light their fast development while given them huge tax incentives and other grants.


With MET1 trading at just around 25 pence, we anticipate its share price to skyrocket to over £5. The moment to act is now, before the stock takes off.

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