Qatar Investment Authority to invest $180m in critical minerals specialist TechMet

James Murray
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Cornish lithium exploration at Gwennap | Credit: Neil Williams
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Cornish lithium exploration at Gwennap | Credit: Neil Williams

Deal sees TechMet reach initial $300m fundraising target, as it looks to scale up investment in clean tech mineral supply chains

The fast-expanding critical minerals sector received a further boost today, after the Qatar Investment Authority (QIA) announced it is to invest an initial $180m in critical minerals investment firm TechMet...

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