Latest Materials News

Talga Group has applied for a SEK 1.1 billion grant to fund a commercial-scale battery anode plant in Sweden, complementing existing EU funding and securing strong customer interest.

OM Holdings has cleared major regulatory hurdles in the $101 million sale of its 26% stake in Ntsimbintle Mining, moving closer to closing the deal in early 2026.

OM Holdings has secured key regulatory and shareholder approvals for the sale of its 26% interest in Ntsimbintle Mining, moving the $101 million transaction closer to completion early next year.

Venus Metals has flagged potential regulatory concerns after QGold purchased shares above its stated takeover offer price, prompting calls for market clarity ahead of a formal shareholder response.

Papyrus Australia has marked significant progress at its Adelaide R&D facility while its sustainable fibre board gains international recognition, setting the stage for expanded global partnerships.

Ryzon Materials Ltd has lodged a prospectus to raise up to $10 million through a share placement with free-attaching options, aiming to meet ASX conditions for lifting its securities suspension and advancing its Nachu graphite project.

Firebird Metals has secured a key patent for its energy-efficient kiln and announced plans for an Australian Demonstration Plant to commercialise its battery materials technology.

Metallium Ltd has revealed significant progress in commercialising its Flash Joule Heating technology with a new Texas facility and key partnerships, setting the stage for global expansion in critical metals recovery.

Redivium Limited has advanced its battery recycling ambitions with a binding offtake agreement alongside strategic funding plans, despite ongoing ASX suspension. The company’s new partnership with WMC Energy BV marks a pivotal step toward commercialising its UK recycling facility.

International Graphite Limited has finalized the purchase of industrial land in Collie, Western Australia, setting the stage for Australia’s first commercial graphite micronising facility amid rising global demand.

Redivium Limited has withdrawn its planned European Green Bond issuance amid challenging market conditions and an ongoing ASX suspension, despite securing conditional investor commitments. The company signals a future return to green debt markets when conditions improve.

Redivium Limited confirms a setback in securing its Wrexham recycling plant lease but maintains strong project fundamentals and explores innovative refining technology to boost UK battery material production.