| Dear Reader, ‘Money furnaces’… That’s what Elon Musk called Tesla factories in Berlin and Austin. It’s an apt description, considering they’re losing billions of dollars due to supply chain issues in key EV components like nickel and lithium. And it’s not just Tesla — EV manufacturers worldwide are dealing with this headache. But a handful of ASX stocks might have the remedy. One is launching an advanced nickel-processing facility that has already inked deals with top battery producers. And one of these producers even owns shares in this ASX stock. Another is an established gold producer on its way to becoming a ‘resource investment firm with a focus on battery minerals’. It’s backed up by a group who cashed out of a $650 million mining deal — so the expertise is there. Here’s the kicker… You can buy shares in these companies for less than $1. One’s even trading for 20 cents right now. But with their potential to solve the huge EV crisis, their share prices probably won’t stay down for long. So if you’re looking to speculate on a long-term play that could become a lucrative position in the next 2–3 years, I urge you to look at this opportunity ASAP. Read about them in my latest briefing. Sincerely, Callum Newman,
Editor, Australian Small-Cap Investigator | 
