Ethical and reliable cobalt
for a more sustainable world

The Cobalt Market

Learn more about Cobalt demand through our extensive report on the global market.

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Our Strategy

Our ‘mine to battery markets’ strategy aims to provide a reliable supply of responsibly-sourced cobalt and other minerals essential to battery chemistry.

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Sustainability Report

Our annual Sustainability Self Assessment and Roadmap demonstrates Cobalt Blue’s commitment to the Cobalt Institute Responsible Assessment Framework (CIRAF)

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Presentations and Research

Our team provide regular presentations and investment research materials that can be viewed here.

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About Cobalt Blue

Cobalt Blue is a mining and mineral processing company focussed on the development of a Cobalt-Nickel Refinery in Western Australia, the Broken Hill Cobalt Project in New South Wales, and ReMine+ with a view to global opportunities contained in mine waste.

We are at the forefront of mineral processing innovation, with a vision to apply that innovation to non-traditional opportunities.

Our goal is ethically sourced battery metals for a sustainable world.

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Renewable energy plus storage is about to be cheaper than coal.

David Vieau

Battery storage makes renewable energy inexhaustible. It’s that simple.

Larry Flowers

Australia is a remarkable country with incredible technical and physical resources and a capacity to be a world leader in renewables.

Cate Blanchett

In reality, studies show that investments to spur renewable energy and boost energy efficiency generate far more jobs than oil and coal.

Jeff Goodell

Ethical and Essential

As the world transitions to sustainable energy and a decarbonised future, the switch to Electric Vehicles (EVs) is creating massive demand for battery metals - including cobalt, which is a critical mineral, essential to battery chemistry.

Cobalt Blue has a mine to battery market strategy being built on a Cobalt-Nickel Refinery (Western Australia), ReMine+ (global opportunity) and the Broken Hill Cobalt Project (New South Wales).

This video provides information on the Broken Hill Cobalt Project. When in full production, this Project aim to be on a scale equivalent to a top 10 global cobalt mine, and top 5 outside of Africa.

From Broken Hill we envision producing enough ethically sourced cobalt to power millions of EVs. This will contribute towards reducing transport-generated CO2 emissions and play an essential role in powering a sustainable world.

Why Cobalt?

Our global future depends on electrifying the economy using renewable generation and storage technologies. That’s about changing the way the world generates energy. To do that, we need batteries. An essential element in battery chemistry is cobalt. However, a significant portion of cobalt used in battery production currently is sourced under unethical and unsustainable conditions. At Cobalt Blue, we’re committed turning this situation around.

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For Investors

Cobalt Blue’s ‘mine to battery markets’ strategy aims to provide a reliable supply of responsibly sourced battery metals (including cobalt) to meet growing global demand for batteries as the world transitions towards Electric Vehicles (EVs).

The Broken Hill Cobalt Project, intends to become one of the largest cobalt operations in the world and a major producer of cobalt outside of Africa.

With ReMine+ we are focussed on a global opportunity to apply our own patented technology to re-process pyrite and other sulphides in mine waste to extract contained metals, such as cobalt.

The Cobalt-Nickel Refinery in Western Australia aims to be at a scale that is globally significant and important in our development as a mid-stream supplier of high-demand metals essential to battery chemistry.

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