
Company: Saga Metals Corp. Kopieren
Website: https://sagametals.com/
WKN: A40J74 Kopieren
ISIN: CA78660A1049 Kopieren
Current exchange rate: 0,25€
Purchase limit up to: 0,45€
Price target: 1,35€ until 30.07.2025
Gain-Potential: +1.288% Gain
Trading Platforms: Tradegate, Stuttgart

WHY IT’S A GREAT OPPORTUNITY
Selling Arguments | Saga Metals
- Top uranium and lithium projects promise high returns.
- Potential for 1,288 % profit – buy now!
- Strategic location of the projects guarantees the best conditions.
- Experienced management team ensures professional implementation.
- Anti-cyclical investment in lithium offers enormous growth potential.
- Early entry enables maximum profit opportunities.
- High uranium deposits ensure long-term demand.
- Lithium project in top James Bay region increases attractiveness.
- Partnership with Rio Tinto accelerates project exploration.
- Low current share price offers ideal entry level.
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BUY NOW!
With SAGA METALS (WKN A40J74; ISIN CA78660A1049), I am adding a price grenade to our readers’ sample portfolio as an autumn gift. It has only been listed for a few days and is already in a brilliant breakout mode! The rally momentum is explosive and is bullish until the end of the year. The share can currently still be purchased at around € 0.30/€ 0.35, but in the near future prices around € 2-3 should be the minimum standard for price fixing.
The share is on the verge of an EXPLOSION!
SAGA has two potential world-class resources in the uranium and lithium sectors.
And now comes the absolute highlight: global giant RIO TINTO, one of the biggest players in the industry, is already getting involved! RIO TINTO is PremiumCooperator at SAGA’s top property!!!
SAGA METALS (WKN A40J74; ISIN CA78660A1049) has owned a uranium project called “Double Mer ” in Labrador for some time now, and financially strong circles are increasingly warming up to it.
BUT:
In addition, SAGA owns the Legacy lithium project (in James Bay, Quebec, Canada), which has such outstanding prospects that RIO TINTO had to get on board!
Now that the lithium price has fallen, lithium is almost as interesting counter-cyclically as uranium was in 2019, as the deal with mining giant RIO TINO on the Legacy lithium project shows.
Rio Tinto is providing CAD 9.57 million for exploration expenditures, with at least CAD 1.71 million committed within the first 20 months. RIO TINTO will oversee the project and a joint technical committee will plan the exploration programs. This fully secures all necessary exploration work on this key resource!!!
The Legacy Lithium project is located in a region known for significant lithium discoveries, including Winsome Resources’ Adina project, Loyal Lithium’s Trieste project and Rio Tinto’s Galinee project itself An important signal: RIO TINTO is currently pushing massively into the lithium sector, which it recently underlined with a planned takeover of Arcadium Lithium for USD 6.7 billion. Arcadium Lithium’s share price has risen by 97.5 % since October 3, 2024, shortly before the first takeover rumor.
IS THIS A SIGN FOR SAGA METALS? I mean: YES!
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Rio Tinto partner SAGA METALS (WKN A40J74; ISIN CA78660A1049), with its outstanding lithium project, is therefore a potential takeover candidate, which is why it seems imperative to me to include the stock in my model portfolio as soon as possible!
The second project, the Double Mer uranium project, is also a state of the art showcase!
Here is the already scientifically proven mineralization:
– 79 of 182 historical rock samples had over 500 ppm U3O8. (ppm = parts per million)
– 43 of 182 had over 1,000 ppm U3O8 and…
– 14 of 182 had over 2,000 ppm U3O8, with the highest sample taken from a pegmatite with a U3O8 value of 4,281 ppm.
– 93 of the 182 historical samples collected had a CPS value of over 5,000 CPS. (CPS = Counts per Seconds; the deflections per second on a portable spectrometer!) 39 of these 182 samples had a CPS value of over 9,900 CPS.
“It is concluded that the property offers the potential for the discovery of uranium mineralization of economic interest ” (Michael Cullen, P.Geo., Mercator Geological Services Limited. 2024. Double Mer, NI 43-101).
Uranium radiometry determined by aircraft highlights an 18 km long, east-west linear trend with an average width of approximately 500 meters. 14 km of this strike length has already been tested by sampling, the remainder remains untested. The untested extensions run eastward outside the current dataset. The radiometric data also indicate three additional oblique, 5 kilometer long linear structures northeast of the main trend. Only two samples were collected in this area; one of which returned a value in excess of 5,000 cps. Uranium radiometry also indicates two larger, irregularly wide zones of approximately 250 hectares each to the west and southwest of the linear trend that remain almost entirely untested.
THIS IS THE ABSOLUTE BUMMER
The uranium bull market remains fully intact. The outlook for Saga Metals is bright and well above average. I expect this stock to outperform extremely in the coming months and years and see considerable upside potential of 1,288% by 2025 based on the current share price.
My verdict: BUY IMMEDIATELY!

Company: Saga Metals Corp. Kopieren
Website: https://sagametals.com/
WKN: A40J74 Kopieren
ISIN: CA78660A1049 Kopieren
Current exchange rate: 0,31€
Purchase limit up to: 0,45€
Price target: 1,35€ until 30.07.2025
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