Think we all new this wasn’t going to happen…
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Think the day has come, if not today the end of the week is near by…
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Is this the end of TM1 then? What does this mean? Price went to sh…
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Anyone know who owns the other 51.65% of Recyclus?
I guess if they leave it a while it will be worth more so TM1 will have to pay more to buy it out?
So we’re done then? What now? 
The same people who own the 48%
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Let’s just hope they don’t focus too much on Recyclus and let TM1 sink. (any further anyway) I’m 90% down now, see what happens but I’ve written this off now but will still be a bit hopeful.
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When yer man Brundle comments “We intend to revisit our merger strategy when market conditions improve and it is beneficial to shareholders." I think he probably should have clarified which group of shareholders he was referring to?
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Who is working for who?
As I read it Recyclus are purely involved in the battery recycling business. They are owned 48% by the publicly quoted Tech Minerals and 52% by individuals ( who also happen to be the main players in TM1 ). Tech Min also have a portfolio of mineral rights ( which are nothing to do with recyclus ). So TM1 shareholders benefit 48% in any successes that Recyclus have and 100% in any revenue from the mineral rights/extraction. I welcome corrections if I’ve got things wrong.
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Something to listen to…
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If Tm1 has been giving all the money to recycle then that should have been in return of equity so we ended being the majority shareholder… whats happened about the news from our mines!! Especially the one we sold… i think agm time will be interesting
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sorry guys, it is a fake company imo, i had written off, let us focus our energies on where we can make money. Meanwhile, we can explore on how to complain on malpractices.
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An interesting listen. Sounds like nothing to look forward to in the short term, but a couple of bits of potential good news on the mineral front next year.
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Somebody is not happy!
Last one out, turn out the lights!
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Fire at the plant again Hopefully this will force an Rns out of them
Response to incident at Recyclus Group facility
Technology Minerals Plc (LSE: TM1), the first listed UK company focused on creating a sustainable circular economy for battery metals, provides an update on an incident at its 48.35% owned battery recycling business, Recyclus Group Ltd (“Recyclus”).
At 12.08am on 2 October 2024, there was an isolated fire at Recyclus’ LiBatt plant in Wolverhampton. Fire engines arrived promptly on the scene and the fire was quickly contained. The company’s fire safety management protocols worked successfully as confirmed by the emergency services and the plant will reopen today after