Nth Cycle, a pioneering metal refining company, has successfully secured an impressive $37 million in funding to accelerate its innovative approach to critical metal recovery. Specializing in collaborating with scrap recyclers and miners, Nth Cycle utilizes its groundbreaking patented electro-extraction technology, known as The Oyster, to recover production-grade metals from industrial scrap, low-grade ore, and refining waste. This technology stands as a sustainable alternative to traditional methods such as hydrometallurgy and pyrometallurgy, allowing for customizable, clean, and consistent extraction—an essential function in today's rapidly evolving energy landscape. The newly raised capital will primarily be allocated towards scaling operations, enhancing R&D efforts, and expanding partnerships within the recycling and mining sectors. As global demand for critical metals surges in tandem with the energy transition, Nth Cycle is poised to play a pivotal role in the supply chain for key industries, including renewable energy and electric vehicle production. CEO Thomas Akin said, "This funding not only reinforces our commitment to a sustainable future but also positions us to significantly impact the way critical metals are sourced and processed." As we look ahead, Nth Cycle’s advancements promise to contribute substantially to a circular economy, promoting responsible sourcing while reducing waste and environmental impact. With this successful funding round, Nth Cycle is set to broaden its influence and enhance its technology, solidifying its status as a leader in the critical metals recovery movement. For more information on Nth Cycle and its mission, visit nthcycle.com.









