Commodity Navigator: Episode 3 - Lithium Royalty Corp (lithium - TSX:LIRC) & First Phosphate (battery grade phosphate

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Grizzle Pod: Thematic Growth Investing

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The Grizzle Pod is HQ for thematic growth investing, we analyze the most compelling investment ideas in the market. Our Grizzle conferences also provide in-depth breakdowns of different sectors in the economy through interviews with investment experts and leading companies.

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Commodity Navigator: Episode 3 - Lithium Royalty Corp (lithium - TSX:LIRC) & First Phosphate (battery grade phosphate - TSXV:PHOS)

Grizzle Pod: Thematic Growth Investing

49 minutes 38 seconds

1 month ago

Commodity Navigator: Episode 3 - Lithium Royalty Corp (lithium - TSX:LIRC) & First Phosphate (battery grade phosphate - TSXV:PHOS)

Grizzle & Hilltower present Commodity Navigator, a Spaces show that we record live on X.

The goal is to investigate small & mid cap commodity companies, ask them questions about their projects from an institutional investor perspective (opportunities and risks) - Shark Tank for stocks.

In our 3rd episode we were joined by: Lithium Royalty Corp (lithium - TSX:LIRC) & First Phosphate (battery grade phosphate - TSXV:PHOS).

Here's the format:

2 mining companies pitching their projects
Why their project has merit vs competing peers?
How they'll fund it while preserving current shareholder ownership?
Why this is the right management team to deliver on milestones?
Why should investors invest in the stock today vs. wait and see?
Outline realistic M&A optionality?