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Altilium Metals
Proprietary recycling process extracts strategic metals from spent electric vehicle batteries
About Altilium Metals
Altilium is a UK-based clean technology startup that operates in the green energy sector, specifically focusing on the recycling and repurposing of waste streams from electric vehicles (EVs). The company's primary mission is to support the transition to a net-zero carbon future by decarbonising automotive supply chains.
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Altilium's business model revolves around the collection and recycling of used EV batteries, particularly those from electric scooters and motorbikes. They have partnered with global EV company Vmoto to develop a commercial solution for this purpose across the UK and Europe. The process involves zero carbon battery collection, black mass recycling (a method of recycling that extracts valuable metals from used batteries), and chemical refining. The end product is battery-ready cathode active material (CAM), which can be reused in new batteries.
This unique offering not only promotes sustainability but also contributes to energy security by creating a circular supply chain. As the number of older EVs reaching the end of their lifespan increases, millions of batteries will need to be recycled. Altilium's services are therefore not only environmentally friendly but also cater to a growing market need.
In terms of revenue, Altilium makes money by selling the recycled CAM to battery manufacturers, who can then use it to produce new batteries. This approach allows Altilium to tap into the lucrative EV market while also promoting a more sustainable and energy-secure world.
At a glance
- Status
- Operational
- Founded
- 2020
- Headquarters
- Colchester, United Kingdom
- Employees
- 46
- Open positions
- 1
- Dealroom signal
- 49.7/100
- Sub-industry
- Waste Solution, Maintenance
- Sector
- Transportation, Recycling, Battery, Sustainable Development Goals, UKis manufacturing, EV Battery Recycling, uk is8 advanced manufacturing, EV Battery, Climate Tech, Novel Energy, Electric Mobility, Circular Economy
- Business model
- Manufacturing
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Funding history
Company financing events and reported valuations.
| Deal type | Date | Amount | Valuation | Investors | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LATE VCOther financing | Jun 2026 | $1.7M | $232M | Republic Europe | ↗ |
| GRANTOther financing | Apr 2026 | $24M | — | Government of the United Kingdom | ↗ |
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Growth signals
Latest recorded traffic for Altilium Metals is 27K monthly website visits, up 17.4% over the last three months. Altilium Metals's team grew 4.5% over the past year.
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Seed4 investors entered at this stage
Advanced Propulsion Centre UK
UK Research and Innovation
UK Department for Business and Trade
Government of the United Kingdom
Series A3 investors entered at this stage
SQM Lithium Ventures
Marubeni
Mizuho
Series B and later1 investor entered at this stage
Republic Europe
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