Latest Technology Licensing News

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.

Clean TeQ Water Limited reports a landmark $11 million contract for its PHOSPHIX® phosphate removal plant in Ireland, alongside successful project deliveries and lithium recovery breakthroughs, setting the stage for improved financial performance in 2025.

Dotz Nano Limited has landed its first commercial order for DotzShield in the U.S. and made significant strides in carbon capture technology development, including a new sorbent for Direct Air Capture and a strategic collaboration with Bar-Ilan University.

Weebit Nano has solidified its position in the semiconductor memory sector by signing a major licensing agreement with onsemi and raising A$50 million in capital. The company is well-funded and advancing multiple commercial and technical milestones.

Foresta Group Holdings has raised $3.1 million through a convertible note and share placement, while securing exclusive technology licensing and key offtake agreements to propel its flagship New Zealand biomass project.

Neometals Ltd has bolstered its financial position with a A$7.1 million capital raise while progressing key projects including the commissioning of a lithium-ion battery recycling plant in Germany and preparing for maiden gold drilling at Barrambie.