0R15 9025.0 0.0% 0R1E 9410.0 0.0% 0M69 None None% 0R2V 247.99 9682.643% 0QYR 1567.5 0.0% 0QYP 439.3701 -2.9016% 0RUK None None% 0RYA 1597.0 1.2682% 0RIH 195.55 0.0% 0RIH 191.4 -2.1222% 0R1O 225.5 9683.0803% 0R1O None None% 0QFP 10475.8496 107.8542% 0M2Z 252.573 0.2373% 0VSO 33.0 -7.3164% 0R1I None None% 0QZI 622.0 0.0% 0QZ0 220.0 0.0% 0NZF None None% 0YXG 222.05 -4.1318%

Kalkine IPO Report

Is this the right time to exit from Lykos Metals Ltd.?

Oct 29, 2021

Company Overview

Lykos Metals Limited is an Australian company incorporated on May 06, 2021, with the sole purpose of acquiring the entire issued shares capital of Lykos Balkan Metals under the acquisition agreement. Lykos Balkan Metals is battery metals exploration and development company. Its projects include exploration and extraction of nickel, copper, cobalt, precious metals, and lithium and REE.

Initial Public Offering

The company had launched its IPO on the ASX under the ticker LYK and has sold approximately 60 million shares at AU$0.20 each. Even though the prospectus mentioned the expected date for quotation on ASX as 9th November 2021, Lykos Metals got listed on 21st October 2021. We had covered this IPO in our ‘Kalkine IPO Report’ on October 06, 2021 and had concluded that this IPO looked “Attractive” given its presence in the EV battery space, debt free balance sheet and aggressive growth outlook.

5-Minute Price Chart (as on October 29, 2021). Analysis by Kalkine Group 

Conclusion

Investors who have invested into this IPO can consider ‘Exiting’ from their position at the closing price of AU$0.345 as on October 29, 2021, given:

  • Decent gains: The stock has moved up 72.5% from its IPO price of AU$0.20/share. Taking out profit amidst a challenging business environment could be a good strategy.
  • Heightened Uncertainties: Given the recent rally in the CPI inflation across the board, companies are witnessing stiff inflationary pressure, which could significantly impact the margin profile regardless of growth in topline numbers.
  • Increase in raw material cost: Lithium carbonate prices in China has risen to above 190,00 yuan per tonne, the highest on record due to growing demand and tight supply. As automakers and battery manufacturers race to secure supplies, prices for this silvery-white metal, a key ingredient to power electric vehicles, skyrocketed over the past year. As a result, Lykos is exposed to the risk of a surge in Lithium prices.


*The reference data in this report has been partly sourced from Refinitiv.


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