Neometals Ltd

Neometals Ltd (ASX: NMT) is an Australian company developing sustainable recycling technologies for critical materials. Specializing in lithium-ion battery and vanadium recovery, it employs proprietary mechanical and hydrometallurgical processes to support a circular economy through strategic partnerships.

Company Location

Country:

Australia

City:

West Perth, Western Australia

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Company Overview

Neometals Ltd is an Australian company, founded and listed on the Australian Securities Exchange, that develops sustainable processing technologies for recycling and recovering critical materials from waste streams. The company focuses on lithium-ion battery recycling and vanadium recovery through strategic partnerships and joint ventures, aiming to create value via innovative, environmentally responsible technology solutions.

Battery Technology

Neometals’ core technologies include a proprietary two-stage battery recycling process (Spoke mechanical phase and Hub hydrometallurgical phase) to recover high-purity nickel, cobalt, lithium, and manganese; the ELiTM Electrolysis Process for producing battery-grade lithium hydroxide from brine and hard-rock feedstocks; and a vanadium recovery process for extracting high-purity vanadium pentoxide from steel slag, commercialized via the Primobius joint venture.

Products

Recovered high-purity battery materials including nickel, cobalt, lithium, and manganese; battery-grade lithium hydroxide produced via the ELiTM Electrolysis Process; high-purity vanadium pentoxide from steel slag.

Recent Projects

In 2024, expanded battery recycling operations in Germany through the Primobius joint venture with SMS group GmbH and Mercedes-Benz to process production scrap; advanced the vanadium recovery project through technology validation and commercial negotiations; planned delisting from the AIM market in 2025 to focus on the ASX listing.

Investors

Key shareholders for Neometals Ltd include William Robert Richmond (9.0%), David Reed (4.1%), Farjoy Pty Ltd (2.4%), and Christopher Reed (1.5%), alongside institutional investors such as SPDR S&P International Small Cap ETF and various DFA portfolios.

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