Aqua Metals Continues Stock Sales Under New Registration

Aqua Metals, Inc. has filed a prospectus supplement to continue stock sales under a new registration statement effective November 5, 2025. The sales agreement allows discretionary stock sales via The Benchmark Company, with legal opinion provided by Greenberg Traurig, LLP. An amendment to the sales agreement reflects this continuation. This information is based on documents filed with the SEC.

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Recycling firm Aqua Metals Q3 net loss drops

Aqua Metals reported a Q3 net loss of $3.1 million, an improvement from previous losses. The company raised $13 million from institutional investors for facility development and successfully processed LFP battery materials, producing battery-grade lithium carbonate. Aqua Metals aims to complete engineering for its first commercial-scale facility and plans to supply 500–1,000 metric tons of recycled nickel carbonate annually. The company has signed MOUs for deep-sea mineral exploration and has a "buy" rating from analysts, with a 12-month price target of $7.00.

Aqua Metals Raises $17.1 Million and Advances Commercialization Plans

Aqua Metals Inc. raised $17.1 million, including $4.1 million in Q3 2025 and $13 million from an institutional investor in October. This funding will support the engineering and site selection for its first commercial-scale facility and complete environmental reviews. The company reported successful LFP pilot runs and is exploring strategic partnerships in undersea minerals and nickel refining, aiming for a low-cost, low-carbon refining platform.

Aqua Metals partners with Westwin to strengthen U.S. nickel supply chain

Aqua Metals has partnered with Westwin Elements to enhance the U.S. nickel supply chain by signing a non-binding letter of intent. The agreement aims to supply up to 1,000 metric tons of recycled nickel carbonate annually starting in 2027, valued at approximately $12 million. This initiative seeks to establish a fully domestic recycled nickel supply chain, supporting the U.S. goal of securing critical materials for batteries and clean energy systems. The deal follows successful tests of Aqua Metals' battery-grade nickel carbonate at its Nevada pilot plant.