Victory Battery Metals in "Favorable Spot" as Government Mandates EV Minerals Focus, CEO says

“The antennas are up. Battery metals are certainly our primary focus … people are receptive as there is grant money being put in play for these kinds of developments. With our holdings currently, we're in the right place at the right time,” Victory Battery Metals President and CEO Mark Ireton said.

With the current government focus on electric vehicle minerals, Victory Battery Metals (CSE:VR,OTC Pink:VRCFF,FWB:VR61) President and CEO Mark Ireton is confident the company is in a favorable spot with its exploration projects.

“Battery metals are certainly our primary focus … people are receptive as there is grant money being put in play for these kinds of developments,” Ireton said. "With our holdings currently, we're in the right place at the right time."

Victory has recently undergone a restructuring and rebranding to target critical minerals lithium, copper and nickel.

“Our rebranding focused on this area (and) on the supply/demand factor. There will always be a gap going into the 2030s and 2040s, and possibly beyond that. Demand will always outstrip supply. So we would like to think we're in a favorable spot with our focus on the right minerals going forward,” Ireton said.

The company is currently developing its existing battery metals projects, including its flagship Smokey lithium property in Nevada, which is adjacent to American Lithium's (TSXV:LI,NASDAQ:AMLI) flagship property.

“We’re ready to go with all of these projects that we have, which all have significant work programs (that are) either underway currently or to be commenced in late spring or early summer,” Ireton said.

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