Neometals Limited is an Australian resource technology company focused on the sustainable supply of critical metals for the global battery and energy storage sectors. Established in 2001 and rebranded as Neometals in the late 2010s, the company has transitioned from traditional mineral exploration to develop downstream processing and recycling technologies. Its core mission is to strengthen the supply chain for lithium and vanadium, two metals essential to electric vehicle (EV) batteries, grid storage and specialty alloys.
Neometals’ flagship operations include its interest in the Mt Marion lithium project in Western Australia, developed in partnership with major mining and chemicals firms. The company also holds the Barrambie vanadium-titanium project, which hosts one of the highest-grade vanadium deposits globally. In addition, Neometals has formed strategic joint ventures—such as Primobius with SMS group—to commercialize battery recycling facilities in Europe, targeting the recovery of lithium, cobalt and nickel from spent lithium‐ion batteries.
Beyond its project portfolio, Neometals is advancing a lithium refining process intended to produce battery‐grade lithium hydroxide. The company is evaluating locations in North America and Australia for potential refinery development, aiming to capitalize on growing demand from EV manufacturers. Neometals’ technology-driven approach leverages metallurgical innovation to deliver lower‐carbon outputs compared to traditional processing routes.
Headquartered in Perth, Western Australia, Neometals serves a global customer base spanning Asia, Europe and North America. The executive team, led by Managing Director Daniel Hund, brings extensive experience in mining, engineering and chemical processing. With a focus on strategic partnerships and proprietary technology, Neometals positions itself at the forefront of the electrification supply chain.
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