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Deep-Sea Gold Rush? The Metals Company Stock Rockets as Trump Targets Undersea Treasure

Deep-Sea Gold Rush? The Metals Company Stock Rockets as Trump Targets Undersea Treasure

TMC shares surged over 500% in 2025, trading near $10.80 on Oct. 13 and valuing the company at about $4 billion. The rally follows Trump’s April executive order to speed seabed mining permits, with investors betting on US backing. TMC holds rights to 51 million tonnes of battery-metal nodules in the Pacific. Despite no revenue and a $74.3 million Q2 loss, recent investments from Korea Zinc and Allseas have extended its cash runway.
13 October 2025
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Deep-Sea Goldmine or Fool’s Gold? The Metals Company (TMC) Stock Soars Amid EV Metals Boom and Controversy

Deep-Sea Goldmine or Fool’s Gold? The Metals Company (TMC) Stock Soars Amid EV Metals Boom and Controversy

TMC shares surged over 400% in 2025, trading near $8 and pushing market cap to $3–4 billion. The company reported a $74.3 million net loss in Q2 and holds $115.8 million in cash. Korea Zinc and Allseas invested over $120 million combined this year. TMC declared the world’s first deep-sea mineral reserves but faces regulatory delays and environmental opposition.
7 October 2025
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Deep-Sea Mining Goldmine or Fool’s Gold? The Metals Company (TMC) Stock Analysis 2025

Deep-Sea Mining Goldmine or Fool’s Gold? The Metals Company (TMC) Stock Analysis 2025

TMC stock has surged over 400% in 2025, recently trading above $7 with a $2.6 billion market cap. The company remains pre-revenue, posting a Q2 net loss of $74.3 million and holding $115.8 million in cash. Korea Zinc invested $85.2 million for a 5% stake, and TMC aims for first production by late 2027 if permits are secured. Regulatory delays and environmental opposition continue to pose risks.
4 October 2025
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