Latest Recycling Technology News

Ionic Rare Earths has revealed preliminary Life Cycle Assessment results showing its magnet recycling process could reduce CO2 emissions by 30-50% compared to traditional rare earth oxide production, positioning the company as a sustainability leader in the UK and European rare earth supply chains.

Ionic Rare Earths Limited has signed a non-binding MOU with South Korea's DNA Link to collaborate on rare earth magnet recycling and supply, marking a strategic push into Asia and the US markets.

ABx Group and Core Refining have mutually terminated their licence agreement as ABx pivots to a more cost-effective and sustainable method for producing aluminium fluoride, advancing the ALCORE project into its continuous pilot phase in Tasmania.

Entyr Limited has received a $3.79 million R&D tax incentive payment for its innovative thermal desorption project targeting rubber waste, reinforcing its position in sustainable tyre recycling technology.

Redivium Limited has successfully completed the formalities for listing a €25 million green bond, aimed at accelerating its sustainable battery recycling projects across Europe, including the UK, Czech Republic, and Romania.

Redivium Limited’s recent entitlement offer failed to meet the minimum subscription, leading to its cancellation and full refunds to investors. The company now pivots towards a green bond funding strategy to support its battery recycling ambitions.

Ionic Rare Earths reports strong progress on its Belfast rare earth oxide recycling facility, backed by a robust feasibility study and UK government grant applications, alongside strategic developments in Brazil and Uganda.

Viridis Mining and Minerals has delivered a maiden Mixed Rare Earth Carbonate product with exceptional recovery rates, alongside a substantial resource upgrade at its Colossus Rare Earth Project in Brazil.

Entyr Limited has launched a $9.5 million capital raising via a Share Purchase Plan and Placement Offer, aiming to recapitalize and return to ASX trading following its recent voluntary administration.