Battery X Metals Inc.
Battery X Metals is focused on developing innovative, low-impact recycling solutions to recover and reuse critical materials from lithium-ion batteries, addressing the inefficiencies of conventional recycling methods.
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Battery X Metals is focused on developing innovative, low-impact recycling solutions to recover and reuse critical materials from lithium-ion batteries, addressing the inefficiencies of conventional recycling methods. The company aims to enable a sustainable clean-energy ecosystem by increasing recovery rates and reducing carbon emissions across the battery supply chain.
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- Battery X Metals is developing a proprietary, eco-friendly froth flotation technology that recovers battery-grade materials from black mass — the residual material that remains once end-of-life lithium-ion batteries are shredded and their casings removed. Black mass contains high-value critical battery-grade materials such as graphite, nickel, cobalt, manganese, copper, and lithium. When recovered efficiently, these elements can be recycled to produce new lithium-ion batteries, reducing dependence on newly mined resources and supporting the growth of a sustainable circular economy. In controlled trials, Battery X Metals’ proprietary process has achieved graphite recoveries exceeding 98%, metal-oxide purities up to 96%, graphite concentrate grades of approximately 76%, and overall metal-oxide recoveries of approximately 53% under mild, low-chemical, and low-energy conditions.
- Projects
- ["Battery X Metals is actively engaged in a collaborative research agreement with a leading Canadian research institute, in partnership with Professor Marek Pawlik, a distinguished expert in chemical engineering. Our shared objective is to explore novel approaches to handling black mass. Black mass is the industry term used to describe the material remaining once end-of-life lithium-ion batteries are shredded and all casings removed. Black mass contains high-value elements, including nickel, cobalt, manganese, copper, lithium, and graphite, that once recovered, can be recycled to produce new lithium-ion batteries. While studies have suggested the potential of froth flotation, our focus is on conducting comprehensive research to understand its practicality at an industrial scale, particularly for enhancing the efficiency of green solvent refining methods. Our journey involves uncovering the intricacies of selective cobalt-bearing oxide recovery. Upon successful validation of this technology, we plan to secure it with a provisional patent, ensuring its availability for future applications in the battery recycling industry."]
- Leadership
- Mark Brezer (CEO, Experienced leader in the mining and energy sectors, focused on advancing clean energy technologies.), Dallas Pretty (CFO, CPA, CA with over 20 years of expertise in finance and management across public and private companies, previously served at KPMG LLP.), Matthew Markin (Director, Former CFO who contributed significantly to the company's strategic direction.), Jeffrey Greenberg (Advisory Board Member, Former Director and founding-family executive of Skechers USA, Inc. with over three decades of experience in operational and governance roles.)
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