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Flash Metals, Glencore sign e-scrap supply agreement

Flash Metals, Glencore sign e-scrap supply agreement Under the agreement · Mining Technology Shree Mishra Mon, January 5, 2026 at 8:21 PM GMT+5:30 2 min read MTMCF GLCNF Metallium has announced a binding e-scrap supply agreement between its subsidiary Flash Metals USA and Glencore. Glencore is a recycler of end-of-life electronics, lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries and other products containing critical metals. Under the agreement, Glencore will supply Metallium with up to 2,400 tonnes per annum (tpa) of e-scrap for its US operations.

Flash Metals, Glencore sign e-scrap supply agreement

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Key Highlights

  • The agreement represents a major commercial milestone for Metallium, ensuring long-term access to e-scrap feedstock to support the continued commissioning and scale-up of its flash joule heating (FJH) technology platform in the US.
  • It is also Metallium’s first binding feedstock supply contract, marking the company’s shift from development into commercial commissioning and execution.
  • By securing a multi-year supply arrangement with a global Tier-1 recycler, Metallium gains the throughput certainty needed to expand its US FJH operations, enabling consistent processing rates and the rollout of multiple production lines across its Technology Campus.
  • The agreement builds on the technical and commercial partnership set out in the parties’ previously announced memorandum of understanding (MoU).
  • Metallium and Glencore are also advancing a separate binding offtake agreement in line with the framework established in the MoU.
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