The company has started discussions with developers of rare earth extraction technologies – both in Australia and overseas – to source the metals from end-of-life products, such as magnets in wind turbines and electric vehicles.">
TECHNOLOGY

Rare earths recycling a logical extension, Livium boss says

Would share overlaps with its existing lithium recycling business

Livium would source rare earths from end-of-life products, such as magnets in wind turbines and electric vehicles.

Livium would source rare earths from end-of-life products, such as magnets in wind turbines and electric vehicles. | Credits: Pexels

After "considerable strategic exploration", Livium is pushing into the rare earths recycling game, which it says represents a logical extension given the overlaps with its existing capabilities. The...

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