Strategic engagement to unlock U.S. government-backed capital
Nimy Resources (ASX:NIM) is pleased to announce its strategic engagement with M2i Global, a U.S.- based advisory firm with deep expertise in navigating U.S. government funding pathways, including nondilutive grants, federal loan guarantees, and strategic offtake structures. This partnership is a key milestone in Nimy’s international growth strategy, aligning its gallium portfolio with high-priority global supply chain security initiatives.
M2i Global brings an exceptional track record across U.S. federal agencies, capital markets, and strategic trading groups – offering Nimy a direct conduit to high-impact funding and partnership opportunities at a U.S. national level.
Under the appointment:
- M2i will market Nimy as a Company through their extensive US marketing network
- M2i will provide expertise in assessing the Gallium processing sites for Nimy in the United States
- M2i will co-sign and apply for all government grants associated with processing of gallium in the United States with Nimy, including EXIM, DoD and DoE grants and loans. It is anticipated that DoD and DoE Applications will follow based on the success of the application to EXIM Bank
Managing Director, Luke Hampson, commented:
This engagement with M2i Global represents a significant step in Nimy’s strategy to align with international funding sources and strategic partners, particularly in the U.S., where critical minerals are a high national priority. M2i’s proven capability and direct relationships in Washington D.C. place us in a strong position to unlock substantial value and funding.”
Al Rosende, CEO of M2i Global, added:
We are excited to support Nimy Resources as they pursue U.S. strategic funding and partnerships. The global demand for critical minerals is intensifying, and the U.S. government is actively seeking to diversify and secure supply chains. Nimy’s asset base and long-term vision align well with this strategy, and we look forward to helping accelerate their engagement with key federal programs.”