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| Dear Investor: When you think of investing in natural resources, what immediately comes to mind? Gold, silver, platinum, oil, and gas … of course. These are the plays that are most heavily promoted … and consequently, lots of investors know about them – and so the prices have already been driven up. The company we are buying today … Sterling Group Ventures Corp. (symbol: SGGV) … has just signed a deal to develop the largest deposit of what may be the world’s most overlooked natural resource, in the largest country on the planet.
Now you and I can get in on this company … my #1 natural resource play … dirt-cheap – at under a buck a share – to profit from the new…. Chinese lithium bonanza! Some natural resource investors think of lithium as “boring” … a dull gray metal used to treat psychiatric patients who suffer from manic depression and bipolar disorder (it was first dispensed in 1949 by Australian psychiatrist Dr. J.F.J. Cade to treat psychosis). They couldn’t be more wrong. Today lithium consumption is enormous and growing steadily … a growth that may soon accelerate by a significant amount. Lithium is the lightest metal and a good conductor of electricity. It’s used in medicine, ceramics, glass, fiberglass, aluminum, air treatment, batteries, chemicals, aerospace, lubricants, rubber, pharmaceuticals … you name it. Annual world lithium production is 32,000 metric tonnes. Lithium prices have climbed steadily since the 1970’s at an annual rate of 4%.
The consumption of lithium is estimated at 4 pounds per capita in China – and 21 pounds in the United States. Growth of the lithium market has consistently remained between 2-5% over recent years. Roskill Information Service says this trend will continue and predicts a bright outlook for the “soft, gray metal.” Increased demand in China may drive lithium prices even higher. The Chinese government has announced that it will invest $106 million to speed up the development of electric cars. The batteries for these cars are made using lithium -- and with a population of 1.3 billion, China has a lot of drivers. Shenzhen-based battery maker BYD Co. Ltd. plans to spend $240 million to set up a production plant for electric cars that run on its rechargeable lithium-ion batteries. The lithium market is highly concentrated with just a few players such as Chile, China, Argentina, Russia, and the United States. Note: You can receive a FREE special report on the lithium market, prepared by Sterling Group Ventures, when you click here now.
Unlocking Asia’s $8.52 billion metals treasure trove The Bureau of Land and Resources of Sichuan Province, China has issued the necessary mining permit to Sterling’s Chinese partner – Sichuan Province Mining Ltd. -- to develop and put the Jiajika lithium deposit into production. The deposit accounts for 43.3% of Chinese lithium mineral reserves. In their exploration of the deposit, the Ganzi Geological Brigade drilled 25,691 meters of holes and dug 55,155 cubic meters of trenches. This revealed 74 lithium-bearing veins in the deposit, containing more than one billion pounds of lithium, with a grade of 1.28% of lithium oxide. The value of the lithium deposit is calculated at $3.6 billion. But that’s not the end of the good news. It turns out, Jiajika is a “polymetal” deposit – and in addition to the lithium, it contains: * 5 million lbs of tantalum oxide, grade 0.0074%. * 10 million lbs of niobium oxide, grade 0.0074% * 37 million lbs of beryllium oxide, grade 0.48% So owning shares of Sterling Group gives you control of large quantities of four valuable metals. The total value of all 4 metals at Jiajika -- the lithium, tantalum, niobium, and beryllium -- is an eye-popping $8.52 billion! Valuation of Jiajika reserves and resources
84% recovery rate The deposit can be mined using the open pit method and is accessible by road. There is good infrastructure … including roads, water, and electricity … in the area. The ratio of overburden is only 0.25:1 and is 35 to 400 meters deep, 1.44 to 21 meters wide, and 50 meters long in the No. 134 vein. The deposit, located at 4370 to 4460 meters above sea level -- on flat land -- can be processed easily. Using gravity and magnetic methods, the concentrate containing 6.09% of lithium oxide can be processed at a recovery rate of 84%, according to Beijing Non-ferric Metal Research and Design Institute. Sterling Group Venture’s FREE Investor’s Kit contains additional geological and survey detail.
Production financing pay-back within one year A total investment of approximately $30 million is needed to develop the property and put it into production. Two-thirds of this -- $20 million -- will be financed through production loans. Initial production capacity will be 240,000 tonnes a year, rising quickly to 900,000 tonnes which will produce an average annual cash flow of $19.6 million for the first five years. At that rate, the investment capital will be fully paid back in about one year. Production capacity is expected to double, to 1.8 million tonnes a year, by the sixth year of operation – and hit 3.6 million tones a year by the 16 th year.
The lithium mine is estimated to have a productive life of 38 years. And it will be extremely profitable. The base price of lithium concentrate is $206 per ton. With an operating cost of $84 per ton, the net profit is $122 per ton of lithium. $350 million in assets for 10 cents on the dollar Today SGGV sells for about 84 cents a share. With 36 million shares outstanding, that gives Sterling a market capitalization of slightly over $30 million. The net present value (NPV) of SGGV at a 10% discount rate is estimated to be $350 million – more than 10 times the company’s market cap. Whenever I can own a company for one-tenth of its value, that’s a deal I like. I also like that Sterling is selling for less than a dollar, because it’s so much easier for us to double or triple our money than with a five, ten, or twenty dollar stock. For instance, if Sterling goes up even one dollar a share, we’ll have earned a 119% return on our investment. And I’m supremely confident that early investors in the Sterling Group Venture ( click here for your FREE Investor’s Kit) will be multiplying their money fairly soon. Here’s why….
Triple your money when the first pound of lithium leaves the refinery Whenever a junior mining venture actually begins production, the news typically generates a gain of 200% to 500% -- and sometimes even higher. For instance, when FNX Mining began producing nickel on the property it acquired from Inco, its shares jumped from 50 cents to around $9 – a gain of 1,700%. And War Eagle Mining Company’s share price soared from 25 cents to $8 dollars – on the strength of just one good drill hole. That’s a 3,100% return. With the ink still drying on Sterling’s agreement with the Chinese Bureau of Land and Resources, the company has just now started to gear up for mining the Jiajika lithium deposit. A few months from now, you’ll pick up the Wall Street Journal and read this headline: “Lithium Production To Begin at China’s Largest Deposit.” When that story hits the front page, shares of Sterling Group Ventures will take off like a rocket. Investors who get in now could see their position jump by 200% to 500% in a matter of weeks! “500% Profits from Lithium” – yours FREE! If you’re looking to double, triple, or even quadruple your money in natural resources, I urge you to jump into the overlooked lithium market … and SGGV is the #1 pure play in lithium today (and it also gives you a play on the booming Chinese economy, which is growing at a rate of 7.5% annually. The company has prepared an Investor’s Kit which gives you the full facts on their Jiajika lithium project. It includes a free 22-page special report on the lithium market … packed with fascinating facts, figures, charts, and graphs outlining the dynamic money-making potential of this dull gray metal. I urge you to buy Sterling Group Ventures today at the current market price – and to get your FREE Investor’s Kit, “500% Profits from Lithium,” by clicking below now:
Sincerely, Pierre Besuchet, P.S. One more thing…. Sterling Group Venture just announced two additional agreements with the Chinese government to develop and operate two more major lithium deposits: Daoxian and Lushi. The Daoxian deposit is located in the Hunan province and contains 125,000 tonnes of 0.56% lithium oxide reserves with an estimated value of $1.51 billion. The Lushi deposit is located near Sanmenxi City and has 600 veins in three industrial ore bodies over an area of two square kilometers. For an update on the Daoxian and Lushi development agreements, which are sure to increase Sterling Group Venture’s revenues and growth substantially, click below:
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