**Summary**
Technology Minerals Plc, a UK-listed company focused on sustainable circular economy for battery metals, released its full-year results for the period ending June 30, 2025. The company reported a loss of ยฃ13.6 million, primarily due to a ยฃ7.0 million loss on the partial sale of its Idaho subsidiaries and a ยฃ0.4 million gain from selling its Irish lithium assets. Recyclus, a 48.35% owned subsidiary, achieved significant milestones, including its first month of positive cash flow in July 2025 and record revenues in December 2025. The company secured major contracts, including a ยฃ2 million deal with a global industrial group and partnerships with Ocado and Halfords. Recyclus also signed a black mass offtake agreement with Glencore, which was renewed post-year-end and is surpassing the contracted 20 tonnes per month.
Post-year-end, Recyclus joined a consortium with Jaguar Land Rover, Mint Innovation, and WMG, University of Warwick, for a ยฃ8.1 million project funded by the Department for Business and Trade to accelerate UK Li-ion battery recycling innovation. The company also secured a ยฃ1.1 million loan from Close Brothers, enabling it to operate independently from Technology Minerals. Technology Minerals raised ยฃ350,000 through a share issue in January 2026 and appointed Nick Bridle and Mick Cataldo as non-executive directors. The company restated its financial statements following a review by the FRC, reclassifying Recyclus as a subsidiary and adjusting the loan to Recyclus to fair value through profit or loss. Despite challenges, the company remains focused on advancing its exploration portfolio and recycling operations, aiming for long-term sustainable value creation.
Here is the comparison of financials and debt year on year presented as an HTML table:
| Metric | 2024 (Restated) | 2025 | Change |
|---|
| Revenue | ยฃ547,000 | ยฃ1,499,000 | +174% |
| Gross Profit | ยฃ305,000 | -ยฃ358,000 | -217% |
| Operating Loss | -ยฃ6,184,000 | -ยฃ13,576,000 | -119% |
| Net Debt | -ยฃ5,747,000 | -ยฃ6,133,000 | -7% |
| Borrowings (Current) | ยฃ3,896,000 | ยฃ6,237,000 | +60% |
| Borrowings (Non-Current) | ยฃ1,874,000 | ยฃ0 | -100% |
| Derivative Financial Liability | ยฃ549,000 | ยฃ619,000 | +13% |
| Cash and Cash Equivalents | ยฃ23,000 | ยฃ104,000 | +352% |
**Key Observations:** - **Revenue Growth:** Revenue increased significantly by 174% from ยฃ547,000 in 2024 to ยฃ1,499,000 in 2025, indicating strong sales growth.
- **Gross Profit Decline:** Despite revenue growth, gross profit turned negative, declining by 217% from ยฃ305,000 to -ยฃ358,000, suggesting increased cost of sales.
- **Operating Loss Increase:** Operating loss worsened by 119%, from -ยฃ6,184,000 to -ยฃ13,576,000, driven by higher operating expenses and the decline in gross profit.
- **Net Debt Increase:** Net debt increased by 7%, from -ยฃ5,747,000 to -ยฃ6,133,000, primarily due to higher borrowings.
- **Borrowings:** Current borrowings increased by 60%, while non-current borrowings were fully repaid, indicating a shift in debt structure.
- **Derivative Financial Liability:** This increased slightly by 13%, from ยฃ549,000 to ยฃ619,000.
- **Cash and Cash Equivalents:** Cash balances improved significantly, increasing by 352% from ยฃ23,000 to ยฃ104,000, likely due to financing activities.