Lifezone Metals Limited operates across the battery metals supply chain, focusing on resource extraction, metals production, and recycling. The company's primary asset is an 84% interest in the Kabanga Nickel Project in Tanzania, a high-grade nickel, copper, and cobalt sulfide deposit being developed to supply Class 1 nickel to the global electric vehicle and battery markets. In addition to its mining operations, Lifezone operates an Intellectual Property Licensing segment centered around its proprietary Hydromet Technology. This hydrometallurgical processing method offers a lower-emission, lower-energy alternative to conventional smelting for base and precious metals. The company also operates a US-based recycling joint venture with Glencore, utilizing its Hydromet Technology to recover platinum, palladium, and rhodium from spent automotive catalytic converters. While currently in the development stage for its major mining projects, Lifezone aims to provide a cleaner, vertically integrated supply of critical battery metals.
