This is why the potential for American Battery Metals (ABML) is still strong

The lithium-ion recycler American Battery Metals Corporation (OTCQB: ABML) saw its share falling 3.33% on Friday. With the drop of -$0.11, the price of the Nevada company now stands at $3.1900. However, the loss in the stock price rises to -16.93% over the past 5 sessions.

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  • American Battery Metals Company is best equipped across its three subsidiaries to produce battery metals.
  • These included the recycling of lithium-ion batteries, mining technology, and primary materials.
  • It stands among innovative American-owned lithium-ion battery recycling technology companies.
  • The business has developed a forum for renewable technologies that increase the output of primary metals used in batteries that fuel electric vehicles, applications for grid storage, consumer electronics, and tools.
  • The company holds advanced battery metals extraction technology with extensive mineral resources in Nevada
  • The Green Platform creates a circular battery metal economy that champions essential materials’ ethical and environmentally friendly procurement.

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Stock’s Potential:

Although the stock has lost over the past week but is still up 38.40% over the past month benefitting the clean energy policies announced by the current U.S. administration. Also, the stock has gained more than 230% since the start of the year raising its price from $0.96 to the current levels.

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