There’s a new company on the New York Stock Exchange. And they want to recover metals from electronic waste.
What’s happening:
- Modern Mining Technology (NYSE: MDRN) has begun trading on the New York Stock Exchange after raising $40M USD in a Reg A+ IPO
By the numbers:
- Modern Mining Technology issued 9.41M shares at $4.25 USD per share as part of the Reg A+ IPO
Why it matters:
- Modern Mining Technology is aiming to convert electronic waste into gold, silver, palladium and copper to be sold as concentrates or refined products
Going deeper:
- Through leveraging a proprietary process, Modern Mining Technology has publicly stated they are capable of separating metals from plastics and then refining those metals with water-based chemistry into concentrates or refined products that could eventually be resold
- Modern Mining Technology’s pilot scale facility is located in Greenville, North Carolina and has processing capacity of roughly 1 tonne of electronic waste a day


