Exploring a Better Future
Exploring a Better Future
“The new science takes us from a colonial vision of nature as an enemy to pillage and enslave, to a new vision of nature as a community to nurture.”
― Jeremy Rifkin, The Third Industrial Revolution
The world is changing.
The world is changing.
Global battery and critical metals price indexes and share prices will tell you how urgently we need them.
The number of mobile devices worldwide is expected to reach 17.72 billion by 2024.
Most new car sales could be EVs by 2050, and all cars could be electric by 2070.
The EU recently proposed an effective ban for new fossil-fuel cars from 2035.
And mining is changing with it.
Errors of judgment by mining companies could leave the industry’s reputation tainted.
Any new company should proceed with utmost respect for the land and the people on it.
We need to build longstanding agreements with local communities and governments.
For both these urgent reasons, Ethical Energy is of paramount importance.
As a new battery and critical metal exploration company, Pan Asia metals is committed to exploring the Asian landscape in an ethically responsible manner.
But beyond being a battery and critical metals explorer and developer, we’re looking to a future in the realm of advanced metal production, supplying high-margin, high-purity products for the EV and LIB supply chains.
Why We Exist
We are here to be part of the new energy and technology revolution.
Pan Asia Metals enters the revolution with conviction, integrity and determination, always retaining
sustainability as a core goal, aiming to achieve a Zero Carbon Footprint.
Because we believe that this will bring better returns for all our stakeholders.
Why Now
Our 4 current Southeast Asian projects are close to Asia’s rapidly growing EV and LIB markets, to which Lithium is critical.
Reung Khiet Lithium Project
A lepidolite style lithium project with the potential to be positioned at the bottom of the cost curve. ~3,000m of drilling to date with extensive lepidolite rich pegmatite dyke warms intersected. A mineral resource in accordance with JORC (2012) anticipated later in 2021.
