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Altilium Metals is Crowdfunding (Capital at Risk. Approved by Seedrs)
Soon, we'll be launching a campaign on Seedrs, offering you the chance to buy equity in our business. Crowdfunding gives a wide range of society the[...]
Altilium Metals Receives Funding To Improve Climate Friendliness and Commercial Value of its Process to Recycle End-of-Life Lithium-ion Batteries
We are pleased to announce we will receive funding from Innovate UK, the United Kingdom's innovation agency for an 18-month program driving forward the efficiency and[...]
Press release confirming Altilium Metals award in the recycling category of UK Government’s APC’s Scale-up Readiness Validation (SuRV) competition
Under this 18 month program a mixed stream of battery chemistries will be processed and samples will be provided to Imperial College, London for the manufacture of[...]
Altilium Metals to Upsize Capacity of its First UK Plant Study to Meet Accelerating Demand for Battery Recycling
Through close collaboration with Engineering Consultant Hatch we are preparing a Definitive Feasibility Study for a UK Recycling Plant. The input processing capacity will be increased from[...]
Altilium Metals Invited to Present at Upcoming Circular Economy Forum
Altilium Metals is pleased to present its lithium-ion battery recycling process at the upcoming 5th Indonesia Circular Economy Forum. Join Dr Christian Marston, CTO and Director[...]
Altilitech Battery Recycling Technology focussed in a Tech Alert from IPI Singapore, a government agency championing enterprise development
Altilium Metals Ltd subsidiary Altilitech Ltd has developed a proprietary process to recycle end-of-life electric vehicle batteries to extract rare and critical metals lithium, nickel, cobalt and[...]
Appointment of Hatch Ltd for the Engineering aspects of a feasibility study for a new UK Electric Vehicle Battery Recycling Plant
This feasibility study will accelerate and support the investment decision regarding development of a new UK site capable of processing battery waste from 20,000 electric vehicles to[...]












