Tag: Neometals
Neometals to exit lithium-ion battery recycling business
Neometals Ltd has announced plans to exit the lithium-ion battery (LiB) recycling sector through a proposed divestment of its 50 per cent interests in two key joint ventures with Germany-based SMS Group GmbH.
Neometals’ JV Primobius hits milestone with major purchase order from Mercedes-Benz
Battery materials recycler Neometals announced that its joint venture company, Primobius GmbH, has received a substantial purchase order (PO) from Mercedes-Benz for the supply of a hydrometallurgical refining Hub.
Neometals receives Australian patent grant for innovative battery recycling process
Neometals Ltd, a pioneering battery material recycler, announced that the Australian Patent Office has granted a patent to its 50 per cent-owned recycling intellectual property subsidiary, ACN Co.
Primobius to accelerate commercial battery recycling operations in Germany
Australian project developer Neometals and German plant manufacturer SMS group have agree to fund their 50:50 owned Primobius JV to fast-track the commercialisation of...
Primobius JV commissions battery recycling demonstration plant
Primobius, a joint venture equally owned by Australia's Neometals and German SMS group, has begun commissioning its showcase lithium-ion battery (LiB) recycling demonstration plant...
Primobius JV enters into battery recycling MoU with Japanese materials supplier
Primobius GmBh has secured a non-binding memorandum of understanding (MoU) with ITOCHU Corporation of Japan that will see the two parties establish a corporation...
Primobius inks recycling agreement with European battery manufacturer
Neometals has announced that Primobius GmbH, the joint venture company owned 50:50 by Neometals and SMS group GmbH, has executed a non-binding memorandum of...
Neometals secures site for its proposed lithium processing plant in WA
Neometals has signed an option agreement with the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder to sub-lease a 40 hectare site for its proposed lithium hydroxide facility.
The agreement...
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