ABM Expands to Magnesium Recovery in Utah's Paradox Basin

American Battery Materials, Inc. (ABM) is broadening its strategic extraction efforts to include magnesium recovery at its flagship project in Utah's Paradox Basin, alongside its lithium operations. This move is part of ABM's commitment to supporting the U.S. energy transition by developing a domestic supply chain for critical minerals. The Paradox Basin, known for its lithium deposits, also boasts significant magnesium concentrations, presenting a dual opportunity for ABM. Utilizing advanced Direct Lithium Extraction (DLE) techniques, ABM aims to co-extract these minerals with minimal environmental impact, emphasizing sustainability and efficiency. CEO David E. Graber highlights the growing demand for lightweight metals in industries such as defense, aerospace, and automotive, underscoring the importance of magnesium in national competitiveness and sustainability. Magnesium, recognized as a critical material by U.S. government agencies, plays a key role in electric vehicles, electronics, and medical implants. ABM's innovative approach includes a closed-loop extraction system that minimizes land use and avoids traditional mining methods, aligning with its sustainable practices ethos.

ABM, headquartered in Greenwich, Connecticut, is focused on the exploration and development of battery materials essential for the global energy transition. The company's strategic initiatives and partnerships are geared towards delivering value to stakeholders while adhering to environmental and sustainability standards. For more details on ABM's projects and initiatives, visit their company website.