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Creating resilient futures

Critical minerals made local to you,
eliminating supply chain risks and emissions.

In an uncertain world, Aspiring Materials offers the supply chain certainty that is critical for essential industrial sectors including wastewater, cement, energy and agriculture. 
 
High quality, locally manufactured, clean critical minerals and essential materials including magnesium, nickel cobalt hydroxides and silica, ensure a long term, low risk supply you can count on. 


Our drop-in, high purity products are exact replacements for imported, carbon-intensive counterparts, so you can derisk and decarbonise your supply chain and move ahead with certainty.  

Our product range

Water

Carbon-free magnesium to improve your product performance and amplify your decarbonisation commitments.

* Water treatment

* Biochemical processing

* Industrial waste

Refractory materials

* Alloy manufacturing

* Carbon removal

Electric Car Charging Station

Ethically produced, locally sourced zero carbon nickel:cobalt:manganese 
hydroxides to power high performance electronics.

* Energy

* Manufacturing

Concrete Structure

Industry grade, emissions free reactive silica that both reduces your carbon footprint and increases your production output.

* Building & construction

* Infrastructure

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We're building resilient futures for...

Industries

Aspiring Materials 
enable essential, but emissions intensive industries to lock in long term, low risk supply confidence while eliminating Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions.

Communities

Our place-based model creates substantial and enduring economic opportunities for regional communities with no negative environmental impacts.

Nature

Our zero-waste circular operations displace emissions intensive methods and enhance nature’s ability to sequester carbon dioxide.

Global and local supporters

The benefits of our technology and it's impact potential has been recognised by some of the world’s leading-edge innovators, investors, and accelerators. 

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