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SPECIAL PODCAST: Kal Malhi, CEO of Hertz Energy

As you know, we like to occasionally offer these "special podcasts" where we bring in CEOs and other executives in order to expose you to companies you might otherwise had never come across. Hertz Energy is one such company and an opportunity you might want to consider.

The guest for this call is Kal Malhi, the CEO of Hertz Energy. Kal has an extraordinary track record in developing companies with emerging technologies and Hertz Energy fits that category. Not only does Hertz own and intend to develop resources in lithium and uranium, they've also developed a strategic partnership with Penn State University to test PSU's patent-pending process for extracting lithium from hard rock deposits. This partnership affords the company an exclusive license with global use rights for the technology so, when you think about the growth of lithium demand in the years ahead, consider how Hertz might benefit from this relationship.

In the end, this is a very interesting company but it's still a micro-cap and that means you must conduct a full-scale assessment of your own risk tolerance and time horizons before considering any sort of investment. As you get started, you might research Hertz Energy via its ticker symbols of "HZ" in Canada and "HZLIF" in the U.S.

You might also be sure to visit the company website. Once there, here are just a few of the links that you should be sure to check out:

Many thanks to Kal for taking some time to share this information with us. If you believe that lithium and the other "battery metals" have a great future, then this is a company to keep oil your radar.

TF

This podcast was conducted on behalf of Hertz Energy, and was funded by Gold Standard Media LLC and/or affiliates. For our full disclaimer, please visit: https://portal.goldstandardir.com/disclaimer/HZLIF-1

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