Metallium Secures Exclusive Options for Additional U.S. Sites in Massachusetts and Virginia for E-Waste Metal Recovery
Metallium (OTCQX: MTMCF) has secured exclusive lease options for two additional U.S. sites in Massachusetts and Virginia for electronic waste processing, expanding beyond its inaugural Texas facility. The new sites are located at Mid-City Scrap's metals campus in Westport, MA and Recycle Management LLC's facility in Harrisonburg, VA.
Both locations are fully permitted for industrial and e-waste processing at State and Federal levels, potentially accelerating deployment timelines. The sites are strategically positioned within existing scrap yards that process over 20,000 tons of metal waste monthly. The Virginia facility's proximity to the Northern Virginia data center corridor offers access to valuable hyperscale and telecom e-waste streams.
The company's Texas flagship technology campus remains on schedule for commissioning by end-2025, utilizing Metallium's patented Flash Joule Heating (FJH) technology for recovering critical and precious metals from e-waste.
Metallium (OTCQX: MTMCF) ha ottenuto opzioni di locazione esclusive per due nuovi siti negli Stati Uniti, in Massachusetts e Virginia, dedicati al trattamento di rifiuti elettronici, ampliando la propria presenza oltre la struttura inaugurale in Texas. I nuovi impianti si trovano presso il metals campus di Mid-City Scrap a Westport, MA e lo stabilimento di Recycle Management LLC a Harrisonburg, VA.
Entrambi i siti dispongono delle autorizzazioni statali e federali per attività industriali e trattamento di rifiuti elettronici, il che potrebbe velocizzare i tempi di avvio. Sono inseriti strategicamente in rottamai che già trattano oltre 20.000 tonnellate di rifiuti metallici al mese. La vicinanza della struttura in Virginia al corridoio dei data center della Northern Virginia facilita l'accesso a rilevanti flussi di e-waste provenienti da hyperscale e operatori telecom.
Il campus tecnologico di punta in Texas resta confermato per la messa in servizio entro la fine del 2025, impiegando la tecnologia brevettata Flash Joule Heating (FJH) di Metallium per il recupero di metalli critici e preziosi dai rifiuti elettronici.
Metallium (OTCQX: MTMCF) ha asegurado opciones exclusivas de arrendamiento para dos nuevos sitios en EE. UU., en Massachusetts y Virginia, para el procesamiento de residuos electrónicos, ampliando su alcance más allá de su instalación inicial en Texas. Los nuevos emplazamientos están ubicados en el metals campus de Mid-City Scrap en Westport, MA y en la instalación de Recycle Management LLC en Harrisonburg, VA.
Ambas ubicaciones cuentan con permisos estatales y federales para actividades industriales y procesamiento de e-waste, lo que podría acelerar los plazos de implementación. Los sitios están estratégicamente situados dentro de chatarrerías que ya procesan más de 20.000 toneladas de residuos metálicos al mes. La proximidad de la instalación de Virginia al corredor de centros de datos del norte de Virginia ofrece acceso a valiosos flujos de e-waste de hyperscale y telecomunicaciones.
El campus tecnológico insignia de la compañía en Texas sigue en calendario para su puesta en marcha a finales de 2025, utilizando la tecnología patentada Flash Joule Heating (FJH) de Metallium para recuperar metales críticos y preciosos de los residuos electrónicos.
Metallium (OTCQX: MTMCF)는 텍사스의 첫 시설을 넘어 전자폐기물 처리용으로 매사추세츠와 버지니아에 있는 미국 내 두 개 추가 부지에 대한 독점 임대 옵션을 확보했습니다. 신규 부지는 Mid-City Scrap의 Westport, MA 금속 캠퍼스와 Recycle Management LLC의 Harrisonburg, VA 시설에 위치합니다.
두 곳 모두 주 및 연방 수준의 산업 및 전자폐기물 처리 허가를 보유하고 있어 가동 일정이 앞당겨질 가능성이 있습니다. 이들 사이트는 월간 20,000톤 이상의 금속 폐기물을 처리하는 기존 고철 야드 내에 전략적으로 자리해 있습니다. 버지니아 시설은 노던 버지니아 데이터센터 코리더와 가까워 하이퍼스케일 및 통신업체로부터 나오는 가치 있는 전자폐기물 흐름에 접근하기 유리합니다.
텍사스의 대표 기술 캠퍼스는 전자폐기물로부터 중요 및 귀금속을 회수하는 Metallium의 특허 기술인 Flash Joule Heating(FJH)을 활용하여 2025년 말까지 시운전을 완료할 계획으로 일정에 맞춰 진행 중입니다.
Metallium (OTCQX: MTMCF) a obtenu des options de location exclusives pour deux nouveaux sites aux États-Unis, dans le Massachusetts et en Virginie, destinés au traitement des déchets électroniques, élargissant ainsi ses activités au-delà de sa première installation au Texas. Les nouveaux sites sont situés sur le campus métallurgique de Mid-City Scrap à Westport, MA et dans l'installation de Recycle Management LLC à Harrisonburg, VA.
Les deux emplacements disposent des autorisations étatiques et fédérales pour les activités industrielles et le traitement des e-déchets, ce qui pourrait accélérer les délais de déploiement. Ils sont stratégiquement implantés au sein de ferrailleurs qui traitent déjà plus de 20 000 tonnes de déchets métalliques par mois. La proximité du site en Virginie avec le corridor des centres de données de la Northern Virginia offre un accès à des flux précieux d'e-déchets provenant d'opérateurs hyperscale et télécom.
Le campus technologique phare de l'entreprise au Texas reste programmé pour une mise en service d'ici fin 2025, en utilisant la technologie brevetée Flash Joule Heating (FJH) de Metallium pour récupérer les métaux critiques et précieux des déchets électroniques.
Metallium (OTCQX: MTMCF) hat ausschließliche Mietoptionen für zwei weitere US-Standorte in Massachusetts und Virginia für die Verarbeitung von Elektronikabfall gesichert und erweitert damit seine Aktivitäten über die erste Anlage in Texas hinaus. Die neuen Standorte befinden sich auf dem Metals Campus von Mid-City Scrap in Westport, MA sowie in der Einrichtung von Recycle Management LLC in Harrisonburg, VA.
Beide Standorte sind auf Landes- und Bundesebene vollständig für industrielle Tätigkeiten und E-Waste-Verarbeitung genehmigt, was die Implementierungszeiten verkürzen könnte. Die Anlagen liegen strategisch innerhalb bestehender Schrottplätze, die monatlich über 20.000 Tonnen Metallabfall verarbeiten. Die Nähe der Anlage in Virginia zum Data-Center-Korridor Nord-Virginias bietet Zugang zu wertvollen E-Waste-Strömen von Hyperscale- und Telekom-Anbietern.
Der führende Technologie-Campus des Unternehmens in Texas bleibt im Zeitplan zur Inbetriebnahme bis Ende 2025 und nutzt Metalliums patentierte Flash Joule Heating (FJH)-Technologie zur Rückgewinnung kritischer und edler Metalle aus Elektronikschrott.
- Secured two pre-permitted sites, eliminating multi-year regulatory hurdles
- Strategic location near Northern Virginia data center corridor provides access to valuable e-waste streams
- Co-location with operating scrap yards processing 20,000+ tons/month of metal waste
- Texas flagship facility remains on track for end-2025 commissioning
- Additional sites require future capital investment for deployment
- Options are subject to lease agreements, not yet finalized
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Both sites are already fully permitted at State and Federal levels for industrial waste and e-waste processing, removing a multi-year regulatory hurdle that typically can delay
Additional information can be found at: https://investorhub.metalliuminc.com/announcements/7115663.
Michael Walshe, Managing Director and CEO of Metallium said, "
Metallium Ltd. is pioneering a low-carbon, high-efficiency approach to recovering critical and precious metals from mineral concentrates and high-grade waste streams. The company's patented Flash Joule Heating (FJH) technology enables the extraction of high-value materials – including gallium, germanium, antimony, rare earth elements, and gold – from feedstocks such as refinery scrap, e-waste and monazite.
More information is available at the company's website: https://www.metalliuminc.com.
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