Technology Minerals PLC chairman Robin Brundle provides insights into the company's operations and strategy in an interview with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion.
The company focuses on raw material exploration needed for lithium-ion batteries and addresses ecological issues by recycling these batteries for reuse. Technology Minerals is developing the UK's first sustainable circular economy for battery metals, incorporating a leading recycling process at its Wolverhampton plant, capable of handling all types of lithium-ion battery chemistries.
Brundle highlighted the company's achievements, including the operation of the UK’s first full-scale industrial plant for recycling lithium-ion batteries, and a lead acid recycling facility in Tipton, West Midlands. The company is also involved in early-stage mining projects and recently secured a $10 million deal for its Irish assets.
Key leadership, including Brundle and co-director Alex Stanbury, bring diverse experiences from corporate finance, mineral exploration, and technology sectors. Over the next six to 18 months, Technology Minerals anticipates significant milestones like the expansion of its recycling facilities and partnerships for refining black mass.
The company stands out in the industry by not patenting its unique recycling process but instead keeping the intellectual property private, maintaining a competitive edge. Brundle expressed pride in the company's British roots and its role in the British Stock Exchange. He also shared personal reflections on past business challenges and the importance of agility in the technology sector.
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