The Royal Mint, Britain’s oldest company with over 1,100 years of heritage, is the original maker of UK coinage. Building on this legacy, its newly established division, Reformation Metals, is pioneering a revolutionary process to recover critical metals from printed circuit boards (PCBs) with minimal environmental impact. At the heart of this innovation is a 3,700-square-metre facility in South Wales, powered by patented chemistry developed by Canadian clean tech leader Excir. This world-first technology enables a cleaner, more energy-efficient, and cost-effective method of extracting precious metals, setting a new benchmark for sustainable recovery.
ASI is proud to announce a strategic partnership with The Royal Mint’s Reformation Metals, aligning its AFRA Diamond KPI Level operations with this cutting-edge, low-carbon recovery process. This collaboration represents a further milestone in ASI’s ongoing mission to maximise the recycling of airframe materials at it’s Cotswold Airport facility in the UK.