European Metals’ DFS Confirms Long-Life Cinovec Lithium Project as Strategic EU Battery Supply Asset

European Metals Holdings Limited ( (AU:EMH) ) has shared an update.

European Metals Holdings has completed the Definitive Feasibility Study for its Cinovec Lithium Project, confirming it as a long-life, vertically integrated producer of battery-grade lithium carbonate with planned steady-state output of 37,500 tonnes per year, equivalent to about 5.2% of projected EU demand in 2030 and enough for up to 1.3 million 60kWh EV batteries annually. The study outlines a 26-plus-year mine life supported by substantial JORC resources and reserves, robust project economics at an assumed long-term lithium carbonate price of US$26,000 per tonne, and initial capital expenditure of US$1.72 billion, underpinned by significant Czech and EU grant support; this positions Cinovec as a key strategic asset for Europe’s battery supply chain, enabling the company to progress financing, offtake negotiations and stakeholder engagement while aligning with EU critical raw materials and ESG standards.

The most recent analyst rating on (AU:EMH) stock is a Hold with a A$0.43 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on European Metals Holdings Limited stock, see the AU:EMH Stock Forecast page.

More about European Metals Holdings Limited

European Metals Holdings Limited is a lithium development company focused on advancing the Cinovec Lithium Project in the Czech Republic, which hosts Europe’s largest hard-rock lithium resource and one of the world’s largest non-brine lithium deposits. The company aims to supply battery-grade lithium carbonate to the rapidly expanding European electric vehicle and energy-storage sectors, leveraging its strategic location near multiple gigafactories and major automotive manufacturers in Central Europe.

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Current Market Cap: A$87.3M

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