Altilium Group is a UK-headquartered company that specializes in providing key metals needed for the global transition to electric vehicles through their revolutionary and patented DNi Process™, which extracts valuable metals and co-products in an environmentally friendly manner.

Our DNi Process™ is a ground-breaking, patent-protected method for extracting nickel, cobalt and other constituent metals contained in laterite ore.

Maximising extraction, minimising cost, realising the polymetallic value in earth’s lateritic resources, the DNi Process™ will almost double the world’s nickel reserves because it can profitably process lower Ni grades by extracting all the contained metals – generating almost twice the revenue of existing processes.

A SIMPLER, SAFER ALTERNATIVE
The DNi Process™ delivers nickel and cobalt in the form of a mixed hydroxide product (MHP) which is the preferred feed material for refineries supplying EV battery manufacturers. The only other established source of MHP is the high-pressure acid leach (HPAL) technology, which is extremely complex, unreliable and costly compared with the simpler flowsheet of the DNi Process™.

A GREENER SOLUTION - NO TOXIC TAILINGS
From ore acceptance to disposal of the leach residue, the DNi Process™ has minimal impact on the environment because over 95% of the nitric acid used is recovered and recycled enabling the leach residue to be returned to the mine. It also retains a small amount of magnesium nitrate which encourages the growth of native plants. Furthermore, the process delivers magnesium oxide without the production of carbon dioxide.

A SOURCE OF POWER. A FORCE FOR CHANGE. THE TIME IS NOW.
The DNi Process™ has been developed over the last 12 years and is now ideally and uniquely placed to take advantage of the surging demand for nickel which is being driven by the electric vehicle (EV) battery industry.

The DNi Process™ is:
•   Proven
•   Environmentally friendly
•   Economically competitive, and
•   Gaining wide acceptance from producers and end-users

Altilium is now working with Queensland Pacific Metals Ltd (ASX:QPM) https://www.qpmetals.com.au - to develop the first commercial DNi Process™ plant in Queensland.

Learn more about The DNi Process™ at https://www.altiliumgroup.com

Altilium Projects

Indonesia’s boom in nickel production and processing capacity is set to be a key driver of investment in the country (and is probably behind a recent spate of nickel company IPOs on the IDX). Andrew Digges recently explained to S&P Global’s Commodity Insights how the forecast global expansion in electric vehicle manufacturing is driving the demand for nickel and how Indonesia is well placed to be the major supplier of nickel to meet that growing demand. Andrew also commented on the importance of the sector managing its ESG issues, especially where seeking support from international financiers to fund investment. Read the full article here. https://lnkd.in/gNrQW3GJ 

See this post from our CEO:

https://lnkd.in/gqqSCRA6


The road ahead is clear.

Altilium's patented DNi Process™ extracts nickel, cobalt - and more - from the entire lateritic profile. Uniquely, it leaves no waste. Making it far kinder to the environment than other processes. 

Contact us to find out more: info@altiliumgroup.com

Fuelling the future of greener motoring.


#nickel #batterymetals #evbatteries #sustainability

It’s a new year and there’s a new road ahead. 

Our batteries are fully charged and we’re ready to hit the ground running.

2023 is set to be an exciting year for Altilium and partners as we forge ahead with key deals for our DNi Process™ in Indonesia and Western Australia.

Together we will accelerate the electric vehicle transition. We look forward to keeping you posted on our progress.

Happy New Year everyone.

#happynewyear #newyear

Whether your batteries are brimming with festive energy, or powering down for a recharge, from everyone at Altilium, we wish you the happiest of holidays!

#holidayseason #seasonsgreetings

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