Altilium Metals
Altilium Metals is a startup headquartered in Plymouth, United Kingdom, founded in 2020. It has won about £2.50m in competitive Innovate UK grants since 2023, according to UK Research and Innovation.
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Innovation grants
Altilium Metals has won about £2.50m in competitive Innovate UK grants since 2023.
- Demonstration of sustainable production of EV Battery Cells with recycled cathode and anode materials (£116k, 2025)
- Recovery and Reuse of Battery Materials for Low Carbon Battery Pack Demonstrator (£462k, 2024)
- UPReREE: Scaling Up Sustainable REE Extraction and Processing from Mine Tailings () (£291k, 2024)
- Scaling up EV Battery Recycling: Advancements in Electrode and Cells Processing (RecycleScale) (£288k, 2024)
- Advancing sustainability in EV battery recycling (£523k, 2024)
- ReTail: Proving technical and economic recycling of battery metals from old mine tailings for re-entry into a UK electrified supply chain. (£233k, 2024)
- ReREE: Establishing feasibility of a novel process to recover rare earth elements from mining tailings for re-entry into a UK supply chain. (£210k, 2023)
- Development of new, innovative technologies for electric vehicle battery recycling & low carbon minerals recovery in the Tees Valley. (£374k, 2023)
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Questions and answers
What does Altilium Metals do?
Altilium Metals works in deep tech research. Its Innovate UK projects include: Demonstration of sustainable production of EV Battery Cells with recycled cathode and anode materials.
Where is Altilium Metals based?
Altilium Metals is headquartered in Plymouth, United Kingdom.
When was Altilium Metals founded?
Altilium Metals was founded in 2020.
Source records: Companies House and UK Research and Innovation.
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