This Emerging Company Could Be The #1 Top Stock To Buy Moving Into 2021
In today’s market, it’s rare to find an investment opportunity with exceptional early-entry timing, but we believe we have done just that with Temas Resources Corp. (CSE:TMAS) (OTC:TMASF).
Until now, Temas Resources Corp. (CSE:TMAS) (OTC:TMASF) has been going about their business unknown to most investors. But recently, its shares have steadily risen over +90% rewarding those who are paying close attention. We firmly believe this is just the beginning for this hidden gem and that it won’t remain quiet for much longer.
If timing is everything, we believe we are fortunate to deliver this special report to our readers at this very moment in time. Take time to read the full report for yourself and we’re certain you’ll agree, Temas Resources Corp. (CSE:TMAS) (OTC:TMASF) is setting up to be the breakout stock of 2021 and should be at the absolute top of every investors’ watchlist moving into 2021.
Temas Resources Corp. (CSE:TMAS) (OTC:TMASF) is attracting big management names who previously worked on major success stories including Kiska Metals (acquired by AuRico Metals Inc., and less than one year later acquired by Centerra Gold Inc. for $290 million), Goldcorp and the famed Red Lake District (acquired by Newmont and its Red Lake mines later acquired for $375M), Kaminak Gold and its Coffee Gold Project (acquired by Goldcorp for $520M).
And these management members aren’t sitting on some advisory board. They’re leading the charge at Temas Resources Corp. (CSE:TMAS) (OTC:TMASF) as senior management and directors, including their recently welcomed President and CEO, ex-Goldcorp executive Mr. Michael Dehn—the very same Goldcorp recently acquired by Newmont Mining for $10 billion.
These are major trends. When successful past management coming off past wins is attracted to a new junior mining player, such as Temas Resources Corp. (CSE:TMAS) (OTC:TMASF), it’s best to pay close attention.
Momentum is building as the street is just starting to hear about Temas Resources Corp. (CSE:TMAS) (OTC:TMASF)
- Exceptional management team with a proven track record in taking large mining projects into full production and worked the Coffee Gold Project in the Yukon, which was subsequently acquired by Goldcorp Inc. (now Newmont Corporation) for $520 million.
- Rare early-entry timing with favorable MOMENTUM, as Temas Resources Corp. (CSE:TMAS) (OTC:TMASF)’s stock has been on an upward trend since it went public (up over 90% since its IPO).
- Flagship La Blache Property consists of 48 claims that includes 2,653.25 hectares (26.53 km²) of ground, part of the Grenville Geological Province. The Grenville Geological Province is home to Lac Tio, the largest solid ilmenite deposit in the world.
– Note: a NI 43-101 Technical Report was released in 2020 on the property.
- Outstanding Capital Structure (ONLY ~58M shares outstanding), as well as VERY Confident Levels of Insider Ownership.
How To Buy Shares in Temas Resources Corp. (CSE:TMAS)
You can buy Temas Resources Corp. (CSE:TMAS) through any online broker, Canadian bank or brokerage house.
To get started, give your broker these details:
1. Ticker TMAS traded on the Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE)
2. Price: $0.80* (*as of Dec 7)
3. The number of shares you wish to buy.
4. Whether you would like to place a LIMIT order or a MARKET order. Many investors choose to use MKT orders to ensure they obtain shares quickly.
Temas Resources Corp. has acquired two significant properties in Grenville Geological Province, representing a potential triple play with three key industrial metals. The Grenville Geological Province is home to Lac Tio, the largest solid ilmenite deposit in the world and that’s exactly where Temas Resources has acquired its first and flagship properties, one called the DAB Property and the other, its flagship — called the La Blache Property.
As a result, Temas Resources Corp. (CSE:TMAS) (OTC:TMASF) has positioned itself at the nexus of several major shifts in the global economy, including the electrification of transportation and the infrastructure to create and operate a smart grid. The market potential is significant, and the timing appears to be excellent. The performance of the BANG stocks—the four biggest names in precious metals mining, Barrick Gold, Agnico Eagle, Newmont Mining and Goldcorp—have had the hot hand since the lows in March. If history is a guide, other commodities and mining of specialty metals could potentially experience forward momentum as the world’s economies recover.
Temas Resources Corp. (CSE:TMAS) (OTC:TMASF) is a truly experienced mining team focused on their flagship La Blache Project, consisting of 48 claims that includes 2,653.25 hectares (26.53 km²) of ground, part of the Grenville Geological Province.
This team appears to be quite confident in this latest project, as management and strategic investors currently own a large percentage of the company’s very conservative ~58M shares outstanding.
It’s rare to get a glimpse at a share structure this tight, with so much potential still left on the table.
What exactly does the high insider ownership signal?
Typically, insider buying signals that the insider making the purchase is bullish on the company’s stock. This indicates they feel that the stock is either undervalued, mispriced, or will rise.
Keeping in mind that these experts leading the Company (which we’ll get to shortly) have accumulated several wins over their illustrious careers, their confidence in the project alone speaks volumes.
But we’re still so very early in the Temas Resources Corp. (CSE:TMAS) (OTC:TMASF) story, that we’re privy to a very rare opportunity—the beginning of a breakout.
Already, we’re seeing signs of what’s to come, as Temas Resources’ stock has rallied over 90% since the company hit the market.
In its current 100%-owned mining properties–the company recently entered an agreement to acquire the 100% of LaBlache property–Temas Resources Corp. has access to three in-demand raw materials.
The first is iron ore, in which Canada ranks 8th in the world, with Quebec producing nearly two-thirds of the output.2 Iron ore is essential for the production of steel—in fact, that’s what 98% of it is used for, making it a critical component for construction, transportation, as well as countless other industrial and consumer uses.3 This market is particularly compelling right now, because a global supply shortage coincides with rapidly increasing demand—resulting in price increases to around $128 a ton, the highest levels since 2015. As we emerge from the economic downturn, China, the U.S., and other countries around the world have announced trillions of dollars in stimulus packages and infrastructure programs. You can expect them to drive demand even further.
The second is titanium, a high-strength lightweight metal used for a wide range of purposes, from paint pigment to joint replacements and sports equipment—and mixed with aluminum and vanadium for jet engines in aerospace and military defense uses. It’s a truism in the mining world, but looking at one’s neighbors speaks volumes: Note that the world’s third largest mining company Rio Tinto, with claims in the same area of the province, has proven the profitability of mining titanium in Quebec for about 70 years.
The third mineral is vanadium. While iron and titanium have steady industrial demand, vanadium has taken the pole position as a breakthrough ingredient for electric batteries.
First, vanadium grid-scale energy storage is an essential aspect of any intermittent energy source such as wind or solar, and has superior potential versus any current lithium-ion technology.
Second, what could be an even more significant game changer in the global electric car battery market (which could reach $84 billion by 2025)4, vanadium increases the performance of lithium ion batteries. Replacing cobalt oxide cathodes with vanadium disulfide increases storage capacity, power output, and recharging speed. Eventually, this could even have implications for consumer electronics and renewable energy power, but for now the key area of focus is electric vehicles—with intriguing examples such as an Audi A2 equipped with a lithium-vanadium battery that set a new long-distance record. Among the other companies doing R&D on lithium-vanadium-phosphate batteries and could soon put them into production include China’s BYD Auto, Japan’s Subaru Motors and GS Yuasa Corp. (which provides batteries for Mitsubishi Motors), and the United States’ Valence Technologies.5
Based on a 2020 NI 43-101 Technical Report, the Temas Resources Corp. (CSE:TMAS) (OTC:TMASF) claims are “likely to contain significant iron, titanium and vanadium oxide mineralizations of igneous origin and of economic interest.”6
This is a region with a long history of mining, with many sites in various stages of development and production. The locations of the DAB and La Blache properties offer several advantages that leverage the mining-friendly province of Quebec. The surrounding area is uninhabited, with the nearest city being Baie-Comeau is about 150 km to the southeast, with railway service and a seaport to facilitate the transport of ore and other goods. Because the economic and industrial development in the region is largely based on natural resources, the infrastructure should represent significant savings for Temas Resources Corp. (CSE:TMAS) (OTC:TMASF) on overall costs when it comes to the development stage of its assets.
It’s well-known that the Achilles’ heel of alternative energies such as wind and solar is that they’re intermittent—only generating power when conditions permit, and leaving fossil fuels to pick up the slack when they aren’t. Grid battery storage remains a difficult problem anywhere green energy is used.
Similarly, the potential of electric cars has been constantly hindered by poor battery life and slow charging—limiting their utility for anything other than short trips within metro areas.
Vanadium is on the verge of solving both issues. In layman’s terms, vanadium redox battery technology exploits vanadium ions in four different oxidation states to store chemical potential energy—creating an emerging solution for grid energy storage.
In car batteries, vanadium is looking like the miracle solution—turbo-boosting lithium ion batteries so that they charge faster, hold more power, and last longer.9
In the second half of 2018, the market showed how vanadium stocks could soar—for example, Largo Resources jumped 285% while First Vanadium skyrocketed a whopping 616%. Rather than guessing which manufacturer will win the battery race, savvy mining investors know the real value will be tapped by the company that supplies vanadium battery companies with vital raw materials.7
In the mining world, experience is everything, and Temas Resources Corp. (CSE:TMAS) (OTC:TMASF) has assembled a highly experienced, goal-oriented management team that has proven ability to take a project from exploration all the way to a producing mine. With solid roots in a wide range of resource and mining sectors, key members include:
Michael Dehn, President and CEO
Mr. Michael Dehn brings an extensive track record working with some of the biggest names in mining, including executive leadership at numerous publicly traded companies and work on several projects that later went on to be acquired. Mr. Dehn’s experience spans early grassroots stages to advanced mineral exploration and production, including his well-known expertise in the Red Lake Greenstone Belt. Mr. Dehn began his career as one of the most notable geologists at Goldcorp Inc. (acquired by Newmont Corporation for $10 billion), just prior to the Red Lake High Grade Zone Discovery, working as part of exploration teams instrumental in delivering multiple producing mines. Working with Goldcorp for 10 years, managing off mine site exploration with a team of up to 75 employees and consultants, and annual budgets often in excess of CAN$20 million, Mr. Dehn and his team initiated the deep drilling at the Cochenour Mine in Red Lake District which is now in production (later sold to Evolution Mining Limited alongside Red Lake and Cambell mines and processing facilities for $375 million in cash, with up to an additional $100 million if new deposits are discovered).
David Robinson (CPA, CA), CFO
David is the CFO of Temas, and a standout star of the team on the accounting, capital markets, and investment analysis side of the business. His background includes providing tax, auditing, and consulting services to public and private enterprises, and a role as the CFO of the Cronin Group, a natural resource-focused merchant bank in Vancouver.
Rory Kutluoglu, Director
Mr. Kutluoglu is a Professional Geoscientist and Fellow of the Society of Economic Geologists with more than fifteen years of notable exploration experience in a wide variety of commodities across North America. Mr. Kutluoglu began his career working with the team that discovered the Broken Hammer deposit for Wallbridge Mining Company Limited. Mr. Kutluoglu then, as a Project Geologist from 2006 to 2009, was responsible for planning, implementing, and reporting on exploration programs across Canada for various clients while working for Equity Exploration. The 2009 field season was spent working with Gold Fields Limited, conducting porphyry exploration in British Columbia. In 2009 thru 2010, Mr. Kutluoglu filled a similar role at Kiska Metals Corp. (acquired by AuRico Metals Inc., and less than one year later acquired by Centerra Gold Inc. for $290 million). From Kiska Metals, Mr. Kutluoglu went on to be part of the team that created Evrim Resources Corp. (now Orogen Royalties Inc. after merger with Renaissance Gold Inc.) and acted as VP Business Development from 2011 to 2012. In 2012-2015, Mr. Kutluoglu was Exploration Manager for Kaminak Gold Corporation, which was subsequently acquired by Goldcorp Inc. (now Newmont Corporation) for $520 million.
Kyler Hardy, Director
Kyler is a lifelong resources entrepreneur with the magic touch and significant experience in capital raising, corporate development, and corporate strategy. He got his start in the field—logging, diamond drilling, and working offshore oil rigs—before building several small and midsize exploration management firms, literally taking small placer gold mines from prospecting through development and into production. In addition to serving as CEO of Cronin Group, a Vancouver-based natural resource-focused merchant bank, he has served as CEO of Linceo Media Group, CEO of Imperial X Plc, and director of Hexa Resources and Prometheus Developments, among several others.
Michael Rowley, Director
Michael boasts more than 25 years of capital markets and operations experience in the global natural resource sector, most notably as the CEO of Group Ten Metals and a director of Granite Creek Copper and Bravada Gold.
Konstantin Lichetenwald (CPA), Director
Konstantin brings more than a decade of accounting and capital markets experience to the Temas Resources Corp. team, including corporate finance, valuation, taxation and financial reporting, and working in private and public resource markets.
An estimated 100 million tons of minerals are in the ground, according to the NI 43-101 Technical Report. According to management, next steps will include the continuation of detailed mapping, sampling, and prospecting of known and potential mineralized oxides occurrences. This would also include additional drilling to increase the knowledge base as well as potentially increase mineral resource and refine the geological model. With additional drilling and the revision of the geological model, an updated mineral resource estimation could include measured and indicated resource categories.
The company was attracted to La Blache because of the size and tenor of the deposit, and another advantage is that it is at the surface, making it amenable to open pit mining rather than underground. It is a bit of a unique opportunity in the fact that its grade and mineral composition make it attractive in various markets from base metal to specialty to battery metals. Additional metallurgical work needs to be done, but initial indications are that La Blache iron average grade is 41.76% and produces a desirable iron concentrate.8
Phase 1 is expected to include a high-resolution airborne magnetic survey to augment the previous survey, geophysical modeling and interpretation, and ground truth refined targets, possibly with an additional infill ground magnetic survey. Phase 2 would include additional drilling at the Farrell-Mason showing and exploration drilling at modeled targets.
With mineral properties at two different points in the mining lifecycle, Temas Resources Corp. (CSE:TMAS) (OTC:TMASF) is diversified in its timelines as well as its resources.
In particular, the company sees potential in several large northeast trending geologic trends interpreted off of government airborne geophysics data that have not been drill tested—but correlate with similar geology in the region that have become producing deposits. The far northeast end of the mineralized trend, at the Farrell-Mason showing, there are a few initial drill holes that have only clipped mineralization of interest—but have left the potential open in all directions with significant potential for additional mineral discovery.
Temas Resources Corp.’s plan is to consolidate the property-scale known showings. While there are competitors, there will be significant opportunities to become partners or, potentially even acquirers as the situation unfolds. (Customarily, mining exploration companies de-risk a given project, then majors come in, buy them out, and invest the big dollars to build the mine.) If the feasibility studies and metallurgical recoveries are favourable, it would make sense that Temas Resources Corp. could be appealing for North America-focused mining majors—or even mining-focused private equity groups.
As a result, the bigger picture for Temas Resources Corp. includes a strategic mergers and acquisitions plan, focused on complementary properties in the same region, size, and scope of iron, titanium and vanadium. By leveraging existing data, the Temas Resources Corp. team can determine the viability of an asset by using its technical ability. The same large magnetic conductors running northeast–southwest that sparked their interest in the region and initial assets could ultimately become an opportunity to consolidate a much larger number of deposits in their portfolio.
With a trio of diversified resources, Temas Resources Corp. (CSE:TMAS) (OTC:TMASF) could be tapping into the trends that will endure during and after the economic recovery. Iron and titanium are stable markets with solid industrial demand—particularly given the stimulus dollars driving infrastructure improvements around the world. And as noted above, vanadium gives Temas Resources Corp. exposure to a mineral with exciting potential for revolutionizing how we store alternative energy.
At this early stage, the company is playing their cards close to the vest as far as the potential company value. However, given that mining usually trades at several industry multiples, Temas Resources Corp. (CSE:TMAS) (OTC:TMASF) is clearly in an advantageous position as they execute on their strategic plans. There’s still a lot of development to do and money to raise, but the potential is there that the company could see a significant corporate increase in value. Temas Resources Corp. (CSE:TMAS) (OTC:TMASF) is publicly traded, with only ~58M shares outstanding.
- Location: The newly acquired 100% owned La Blache property and the DAB property represent a considerable footprint for the company in the Grenville Geological Province.The world second largest Iron ore and Titanium mining major Rio Tinto has been mining in the area successfully for years.
- Historical resource estimate at a 5.1% TiO2 cut-off grade of 101,700,000 tonnes 21.75% TiO2 Equivalent, with very high grading.
- Rare Triple threat mineral holdings: Having a mix of metals gives Temas Resources Corp. an advantage of being able to smooth out peaks and valleys, when a given sector heats up or cools down.
- Disruptive mineral: Vanadium, this relatively unknown mineral proposes the biggest new growth opportunity to investors as the new kid on the block. This under the radar mineral has been quietly disrupting the USD 113.4 billion battery industry and the USD 3.4 billion energy storage industries.
- Recently in a joint announcement, the U.S. Department of the Interior and the U.S. Department of Energy announced a new partnership for critical mineral independence. Canada is the ideal, stable jurisdiction to reduce reliance upon China, Russia and other significant producers of critical minerals (2 of Temas Resources Corp.’s minerals make the list).
- Experienced management team that has brought mines from prospecting through development and into production.
- Temas Resources Corp. (CSE:TMAS) (OTC:TMASF) is a newly listed public company trading on the CSE (Canada) and OTC (USA), if they complete their development plans today’s trading levels could prove to be a substantial discount.
- The 100% owned newly closed La Blache property is already in the development phase.
- Temas Resources Corp. (CSE:TMAS) (OTC:TMASF) has already received institutional backing and has closed an equity investment of $5 million.
- Global demand for iron ore is soaring making it the hottest mineral this year surpassing gold, Iron Prices have surged more than 35% so far—hitting prices over $120 per ton, the highest levels since 2014.
How To Buy Shares in Temas Resources Corp. (CSE:TMAS)
You can buy Temas Resources Corp. (CSE:TMAS) through any online broker, Canadian bank or brokerage house.
To get started, give your broker these details:
1. Ticker TMAS traded on the Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE)
2. Price: $0.80* (*as of Dec 7)
3. The number of shares you wish to buy.
4. Whether you would like to place a LIMIT order or a MARKET order. Many investors choose to use MKT orders to ensure they obtain shares quickly.
