ASX:AZ9

ASIAN BATTERY METALS PLC

Discovering and developing a mineral resource required for energy transition in Asia

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Located Next to the World Largest EV Battery Market

Our proximity to China, the world's largest electric vehicle battery market, offers significant logistical and economic benefits.

Under-explored jurisdiction for battery minerals

Our mineral project portfolio consists from highly prospective prospects and discoveries in Mongolia, a mature mining jurisdiction with vast untapped potential for battery minerals.

Competitive Legal and Fiscal Framework

Mongolia offers a competitive legal policy and fiscal regime specifically designed to support the development of critical battery minerals.

Experienced Team and Diverse Board

Diverse board members with strong experience in the resource industry and highly experienced technical and business people in an operation to implement the strategy in a jurisdiction where it understands well and delivers a value to shareholders

Commitment to ESG Principles

We are committed to conducting our exploration activities with the utmost respect for Mongolian communities, the environment, and upholding the highest ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) principles.

What we do

Asian Battery Metals PLC is focused on the exploration and development of graphite, nickel, copper and lithium projects in Mongolia.

Sustainable sourcing is at the core of our business. We deliver ethically sourced raw materials with a net-zero carbon footprint throughout the entire lifecycle, from exploration to production.

Our projects

Economically and environmentally competitive location and infrastructure

Khukh Tag Graphite Tsagaan Ders Lithium Oval-Ni-Cu-PGE

OVAL Ni-Cu-PGE

A distinct geochemical signature characterized by high values in nickel, copper, gold, and platinum-group elements in both gossan and weathered mafic rock.

KHUKH TAG GRAPHITE

The project has a significant competitive advantage in operation and logistics, being one of the highest-grade graphite deposits in Mongolia.

TSAGAAN DERS LITHIUM

The geology of the region consists of localized exposures of Proterozoic metasedimentary sequences cut by small Devonian felsic intrusions and large Permian volcanic and intrusive complexes.