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Headquartered in West Perth, Australia, European Metals Holdings Limited, founded in 2012, is dedicated to the exploration and advancement of its Cinovec lithium and tin ventures within the Czech Republic. The company transitioned to its current name in February 2014, having formerly been known as Equamineral Holdings Limited.
European Metals Holdings Ltd (AIM:EMH, ASX:EMH, OTCQX:EMHLF) shares soared more than 60% higher in Friday's opening trades, after the firm announced that its 49%-owned Cinovec lithium project has been approved for a Czech government grant of up to €360 million. The award, subject to final administrative steps, is under the "Strategic Investments for a Climate-Neutral Economy" programme.
European Metals Holdings Ltd (AIM:EMH, ASX:EMH, OTCQX:EMHLF) has outlined its funding pathway to complete the definitive feasibility study (DFS) for the Cinovec lithium project in the Czech Republic. Also, project company Geomet has issued a €11 million cash call, of which EMH's share is €5.39 million, payable by 10 October.
European Metals Holdings Ltd (AIM:EMH, ASX:EMH, OTCQX:EMHLF) shares traded higher as a key approval was secured for the Cinovec mine. It announced that subsidiary Geomet has been granted an updated Preliminary Mining Permit for the southern part of the Cinovec deposit by the Czech Ministry of the Environment.
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European Metals Holdings Ltd (AIM:EMH, ASX:EMH, OTCQX:EMHLF) rocketed in Monday's early deals after announcing final approval for a $36 million (CZK 800 million) grant from the European Union's Just Transition Fund. The grant funding for the Cinovec Project in the Czech Republic, remains subject to submission of an environmental impact assessment (EIA) by 31 December 2025 and its approval by 30 June 2026.