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The Metals Company

A Proven Source For Critical Metals

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Changing regulations, new technology, and economic advantages are opening up what is potentially the world’s largest source of critical metals.  

The Clarion Clipperton Zone of the Pacific Ocean has enough nickel, copper, cobalt, and manganese sitting on the seabed to support the electrification of 280 million EVs, equivalent to the entire U.S. passenger car fleet. All we have to do is collect rocks from the ocean floor.

The Metals Company (NASDAQ: TMC) successfully concluded its pilot collection trial, lifting 3,000 tons to the Hidden Gem vessel in Q4 2022. The resource is in the form of polymetallic nodules, which sit unattached on top of the seafloor, so nodule collection requires no blasting, no drilling, and no digging. The company is ready to begin full scale harvesting operations once international regulations are finalized. Cantor Fitzgerald estimates they will achieve annual payable production of 103,000 tons of nickel, 68,000 tons of copper, and 6,000 tons of cobalt; enough to supply 1.2 MM EV batteries annually.

Register now to watch our webinar with Craig Shesky, CFO of The Metals Company, to hear how collecting resources from the ocean floor can solve the critical metals shortage and enhance our national security.

Hosted by Steven Saltzstein, CEO, Force Family Office

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August 21

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