Platinum Group Metals Ltd. Positions for Platinum Market Revival Through Waterberg Project

Historically, platinum traded above gold because it is rarer in nature and has unique industrial applications. While platinum may no longer command a premium over gold, its role in manufacturing, clean-energy technologies and automotive applications remains potent. Platinum once carried an aura of unmatched rarity and status, consistently fetching a price premium over gold, but now the valuation pendulum has swung, creating a quiet opportunity that Platinum Group Metals is striving to capture through its large resource Waterberg project.

The company is actively working to develop the Waterberg platinum and palladium project in South Africa's Bushveld region and is laying the groundwork to benefit from any revival of platinum's market prestige and industrial role. Historically, platinum traded above gold because it is rarer in nature and has unique industrial applications such as catalytic converters, jewelry and fuel-cell catalysts. For example, one analysis noted that in 1970, platinum was priced at about $151.67 per ounce while gold stood at $35.94, more than four times higher.

By securing access to one of the world's richest PGM regions, Platinum Group Metals Ltd. is positioning itself for a potential revival of platinum demand. The latest news and updates relating to PLG are available in the company's newsroom at https://ibn.fm/PLG. Rocks & Stocks is a specialized communications platform delivering deep insights into the mining industry. It is one of 70+ brands within the Dynamic Brand Portfolio that delivers access to a vast network of wire solutions via https://InvestorWire.com to efficiently and effectively reach a myriad of target markets, demographics and diverse industries.

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