The platform

Built to industrialise urban mining

Metal recovery still depends on distant, centralised smelting and manual, fragmented processing. Material travels further than it should, is upgraded less than it could be, and value leaks out of the chain at every step.

Industrial training and operations at a facility, representing upstream supplier partnerships 01

Upstream

Long-standing supplier relationships and two decades of proprietary data that informs our buying.

Automated industrial processing line, representing midstream sorting and grading 02

Midstream

We turn mixed into measured. Sorting, sampling, grading, shredding: fragmented material becomes consistent, characterised streams.

Textured stacked material, representing downstream refinery-ready feedstock 03

Downstream

Material at our facilities become clean, concentrated, refinery-ready feedstock — delivered into exclusive refinery partnerships built over decades.

Wrexham is a blueprint

A permitted, audited, compliant template designed from the outset to be repeated — deploying into new geographies without rebuilding the compliance layer from scratch.

Next: closer to the material.

The model scales by moving to the metal. Future sites are planned closer to our suppliers and our end customers.

Shortening logistics chains

Recovering value at the point material is generated

Building capacity inside each region it serves

Technology

Recovery, powered by intelligence

Decades of data, now built into machines.

At Wrexham, we are developing robotic sorting driven by AI material recognition — machine vision trained on decades of our own grading data, identifying and separating material by its characteristics in real time.

Every tonne we process teaches the system. Every site we open inherits it.

Securing the critical metals tomorrow’s supply chains depend on.

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