While Gold is often thought of mainly as a hedge against financial instability, it is also a crucial element used in manufacturing in the defence and energy sectors, making it a critical mineral.

Antimony is a globally recognised critical mineral, essential to industries ranging from defense and electronics to energy storage and flame retardants.

Graphite is a soft form of carbon that has a number of unique properties and is a key component in lithium-ion batteries.

Lithium is a soft white metal that plays a pivotal role in the production of batteries and the global energy transition.

As a superior conductor of electricity, copper is indispensable in everything from power grids, to electric motors, batteries, and charging stations. Copper is now a strategic resource dubbed “The next Oil” by Goldman Sachs.