Critical minerals player Nimy taps NYSE-listed M2i Global to lead US funding strategy

  • Nimy links up with M2i Global for US-based funding opportunities and growth
  • M2i Global will help Nimy apply for government grants associated with gallium processing in the US
  • DoD and DoE applications will follow based on the outcome of the EXIM Bank application

 

Special Report: Critical minerals exploration and mining company Nimy Resources is teaming up with US-based advisory firm M2i Global to help it unlock US government-backed capital and guide its international growth.

M2i Global has a track record across US federal agencies, capital markets and strategic trading groups, offering Nimy (ASX:NIM) a direct conduit to funding and partnership opportunities across the US.

Led by former officials from the US Department of Defense (DoD), Department of Energy (DoE), and EXIM Bank, as well as senior figures from Wall Street and global commodity markets, M2i assists international critical minerals and energy companies in securing non-dilutive capital and aligns with US industrial policy.

It will help market Nimy as a company through its extensive marketing network and provide expertise in assessing gallium sites in the US.

M2i will co-sign and apply for all government grants associated with processing of gallium in the US with Nimy, including EXIM, DoD and DoE grants and loans.

It is anticipated that DoD and DoE applications will follow based on the success of the application to EXIM Bank.

 

Major leap in international funding strategy

NIM managing director Luke Hampson said the engagement with M2i Global represents a significant step in its strategy to align with international funding sources and strategic partners, particularly in the US, where critical minerals are a high national priority.

“M2i’s proven capability and direct relationships in Washington D.C. place us in a strong position to unlock substantial value and funding.”

M2i Global CEO Al Rosende said the company is excited to support Nimy as it pursues US strategic funding and partnerships.

“The global demand for critical minerals is intensifying, and the US government is actively seeking to diversify and secure supply chains,” he said.

“Nimy’s asset base and long-term vision align well with this strategy, and we look forward to helping accelerate their engagement with key federal programs.”

 

 

This article was developed in collaboration with Nimy Resources, a Stockhead advertiser at the time of publishing.

 

This article does not constitute financial product advice. You should consider obtaining independent advice before making any financial decisions.

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