Correct me if I am wrong, but Neo Metals recycling technology is only for lithium ion batteries, isn't it - meaning if batteries technology changed, NEO would also have an issue?
So assuming this is the case, then the positive is, as a recycler, there will be a long-term supply of product to generate sales, unlike a mine that has a limited supply. But if battery tech changed away from lithium, how will NEO be affected???, unlikely as that may seem, does anyone know if this is the case?
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