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11/ Nickel is essential for energy, defense, and tech. The U.S. can’t afford to rely on foreign suppliers forever. AEMC is positioned to change that.

10/ Final takeaway: AEMC’s valuation is severely discounted relative to its strategic importance. With a massive nickel deposit, federal tailwinds, and rising geopolitical risks, this is one of the most asymmetric investment opportunities in U.S. resource independence.

9/ Timing couldn’t be better. The Trump admin is prioritizing Alaskan resource development with an executive order that fast-tracks projects like Nikolai. Add in DoD funding for critical minerals, and AEMC could secure major support.

8/ AEMC isn’t just bigger—it’s better. - Higher nickel grades than many peers. - Lower strip ratio (potentially better economics). - Chromium & iron add even more strategic value. - U.S.-based, meaning strong federal support under Trump.

7/ The risks are clear: If these countries restrict supply, the U.S. faces a massive nickel shortfall. The only real solution? Domestic production. AEMC’s Nikolai Project is the best-positioned asset to fill this gap.

6/ Why does this matter? The U.S. imports nearly 100% of its nickel supply, relying on Canada, China, and Indonesia. But tensions are rising: - China imposed export controls on critical minerals. - Canada is caught in a trade war with the U.S. - Indonesia (75% China-controlled)

5/ The scale of Nikolai now rivals Canada Nickel’s Crawford Deposit—but AEMC trades at just a fraction of the valuation. With nickel on the U.S. Critical Minerals List (2025-2035), this valuation gap won’t last.

4/ AEMC just dropped a new Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE), and the results are staggering. - Indicated nickel resource: 5.60B lbs (+45%) - Inferred nickel resource: 9.36B lbs (+121%) - Total inferred nickel equivalent: 17.98B lbs (+224%)

3/ AEMC owns the largest known nickel deposit in the U.S.—a key mineral for EVs, defense, and energy storage. Without domestic nickel, the U.S. remains vulnerable to foreign control. That’s why AEMC’s Nikolai Project is a game changer.

2/ The Trump administration is already making moves: tariffs, AI infrastructure, and domestic resource initiatives. Critical minerals will be central to this strategy, and Alaska Energy Metals $AEMC.V $AKEMF is leading the charge.

1/ The U.S. is at a turning point. Decades of dominance fueled prosperity but came at a steep cost—$36.5T in debt and a 123% debt-to-GDP ratio. The U.S. must shift toward self-sufficiency, and that presents a massive investment opportunity.

New interview with Alaska Energy Metals $AEMC.V $AKEMF President & CEO Greg Beischer. The company’s updated Mineral Resource Estimate is a game changer!!! Measured & Indicated Resource (vs. 2024): •5.61B lbs nickel (+46%) •1.77B lbs copper (+38%) •442M lbs cobalt (+47%)

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