Our journey

From knowledge, to infrastructure, to intelligence.

Era one — Building the knowledge

2018
Grey recycling crate filled with end-of-life circuit boards, illustrating the material Majestic began sourcing in 2018
2018

Majestic is founded

Built on decades of founder industry experience, Majestic begins sourcing, aggregating and preparing end-of-life material – and building the proprietary data on composition, recovery and pricing that becomes our foundation.

2022
Aquis Stock Exchange logo, the London market where Majestic listed in 2022 under ticker AQSE:MCJ
2022

Majestic goes public

Listed on the Aquis Stock Exchange in London (AQSE:MCJ).

Era two — Building the infrastructure

2024
Workers sorting circuit boards on a recycling conveyor, illustrating the electronics network Majestic expanded in 2024
2024

Scaling the network

A record growth year: revenue rises 66% as Majestic expands market share across the UK and Europe. The TeleCycle Europe acquisition is announced, strengthening supply chains and UK operations.

2025
Aerial view of an industrial estate near Wrexham, North Wales
2025

Moving downstream

TeleCycle fully integrated, with the Deeside facility reaching maximum capacity. Majestic secures its 50,000 sq. ft. Wrexham site – and deliberately builds a ~$20m strategic inventory, heavy in designated critical minerals, ahead of 2026.

2025
OTCQB Market logo, the US market where Majestic began trading in 2025 under ticker MCJCF
2025

Majestic trades in the US

Majestic is joined by a US quotation on the OTCQB (MCJCF).

2026
Aerial drone view of an industrial building and yard on a Wrexham industrial estate
2026

Wrexham comes online

Commissioning begins at our flagship licensed processing facility – 15,000 tonnes of annual capacity at full ramp, taking Majestic from preparing material to upgrading it.

Era three — Building the intelligence

Today
White industrial robotic arm holding a camera, illustrating AI-powered robotic sorting technology
Today

The intelligence layer

AI-powered sorting, robotics, and fire suppression technology are just some of the technologies in development at Wrexham, aimed at improving both efficiency and safety within our business and the wider industry. Predicated on two decades of our own data and experiences, every tonne we process teaches the system – and every future site inherits it.

With an annual capacity exceeding 30,000 tonnes and climbing, we possess the blueprint, expertise, licenses, and capital to replicate and scale production rapidly.