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Technology Minerals strengthens balance sheet as Recyclus hits cash-flow milestone

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  • Technology Minerals sharpened its dual-track strategy with asset sales, capital raises and new exploration progress.
  • Recyclus expanded UK Li-ion recycling operations, winning major contracts and turning cash-flow positive post year end.
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Technology Minerals strengthens balance sheet as Recyclus hits cash-flow milestone

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Technology Minerals PLC ( (GB:TM1) ) has provided an update.

Technology Minerals reported full-year results to 30 June 2025, highlighting balance-sheet improvements through conditional settlements with creditors, amended loan terms with recycling arm Recyclus and fresh equity raises totalling £700,000. The group completed the sale of its Leinster lithium property for shares in Critical Metals Corp, advanced high-priority exploration targets in Cameroon and continued work on its Spanish assets as part of its dual-track strategy in exploration and recycling.

Recyclus, 48.35% owned by Technology Minerals, expanded production at its UK Li-ion recycling plant, secured major commercial contracts including a £2 million deal with a global industrial group and partnerships with Ocado, Halfords and Glencore, and delivered specialist projects for EV and defence clients. Post year end, Recyclus achieved its first month of positive cash flow, recorded record revenues in December 2025 and secured a £1.1 million loan to operate independently, reinforcing Technology Minerals’ positioning in the fast-growing battery recycling market and supporting its broader push into circular-economy verticals.

Management signalled further strategic evolution with planned non-executive appointments of investors Nick Bridle and Mick Cataldo and with new inter-company loan terms that strengthen oversight and returns from Recyclus. The company aims to capitalise on rising demand for battery metals, national resource resilience and tightening environmental requirements by scaling both its exploration portfolio and its recycling operations, seeking value creation via project sales, partnerships and the expanding market for recycled battery materials.

Spark’s Take on TM1 Stock

According to Spark, TipRanks’ AI Analyst, TM1 is a Underperform.

Technology Minerals PLC has a low overall stock score due to poor financial performance and weak technical indicators. Despite some positive corporate developments in battery recycling, the lack of revenue and persistent losses significantly impact the score. Strategic initiatives, if successfully executed, could improve future prospects.

To see Spark’s full report on TM1 stock, click here.

More about Technology Minerals PLC

Technology Minerals Plc is a London-listed company developing a sustainable circular economy for battery metals, combining raw material exploration with advanced recycling technologies. The group focuses on critical resources for lithium-ion batteries, operating early-stage exploration projects in Cameroon, Spain and the U.S., while its Recyclus subsidiary runs the UK’s first industrial-scale Li-ion battery recycling facility.

Technical Sentiment Signal: Sell

Current Market Cap: £2.51M

See more insights into TM1 stock on TipRanks’ Stock Analysis page.

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