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NetworkNewsBreaks – Why Maxtech Ventures Inc. (CSE: MVT) (OTC: MTEHF) (FRA: M1N) is “One to Watch”
Junior exploration company Maxtech Ventures (CSE: MVT) (OTC: MTEHF) (FRANKFURT: M1N) has accumulated numerous high-grade manganese assets that it aims to develop with its established partners on the ground in strategic global regions. An article discussing the company reads: “Manganese is a diverse battery metal increasingly in high demand as an irreplaceable mainstay of steel production, an essential element of fertilizer in the agricultural sector, and as a vital resource in renewable battery technology. Maxtech Ventures is positioning itself to become a force in the green energy revolution where manganese is a critical element used in rechargeable batteries that power cars, hybrid vehicles, power tools and home appliances. LMD batteries, which typically use a 61 percent manganese in its mix and 4 percent lithium, are currently used in the Chevrolet Volt, Nissan Leaf, Hyundai Sonata and some Tesla-produced products. LMD batteries have numerous benefits including higher power output, thermal stability and improved safety compared to regular lithium-ion batteries.”
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Junior exploration company Maxtech Ventures (CSE: MVT) (OTC: MTEHF) (FRANKFURT: M1N) has accumulated numerous high-grade manganese assets that it aims to develop with its established partners on the ground in strategic global regions. An article discussing the company reads: “Manganese is a diverse battery metal increasingly in high demand as an irreplaceable mainstay of steel production, an essential element of fertilizer in the agricultural sector, and as a vital resource in renewable battery technology. Maxtech Ventures is positioning itself to become a force in the green energy revolution where manganese is a critical element used in rechargeable batteries that power cars, hybrid vehicles, power tools and home appliances. LMD batteries, which typically use a 61 percent manganese in its mix and 4 percent lithium, are currently used in the Chevrolet Volt, Nissan Leaf, Hyundai Sonata and some Tesla-produced products. LMD batteries have numerous benefits including higher power output, thermal stability and improved safety compared to regular lithium-ion batteries.”
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