
BioMetallica recovers precious metals, platinum-group metals, rare earths, silver and silicon from complex waste via proprietary biological and green chemistry.
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BioMetallica’s biological and green chemistry platform unlocks value from complex waste streams that are often uneconomical, difficult, or environmentally challenging to process using conventional technologies.
BioMetallica’s colorimetric analyzer tests for platinum, palladium, rhodium, free-cyanide, and thiocyanate in metal recovery and process-water applications.
BioMetallica provides pilot, demonstration, and full-scale facilities for recovering value from complex waste streams.
BioMetallica integrates synthetic biology, green chemistry and advanced hydrometallurgy to recover precious metals, PGMs, rare earth elements, silver and silicon from complex waste streams.
BioMetallica publishes research and technical insights on critical metal recovery and the circular economy.
With operations spanning accross Asia, BioMetallica is here to build the future of circular metals.
BioMetallica transforms waste into strategic resources through biological and green chemistry technologies that recover critical materials while reducing environmental impact.
BioMetallica supports critical metal recovery, pilot plants, commercialization, and investment in circular resource recovery.
BioMetallica transforms complex waste streams into precious metals, platinum group metals, rare earth elements, silver and silicon through proprietary biological and green chemistry technologies.
BioMetallica Pte. Ltd. protects user privacy and handles personal data responsibly.
BioMetallica is developing an integrated urban-mining facility in the Philippines to recover metals and critical raw materials from e-waste and industrial scrap. The Singapore-based cleantech company is collaborating with local recycling firms to secure feedstock sourcing and processing partnerships. The project aims to extract valuable resources from end-of-life electronics and industrial waste streams.
Sep 2026news.metal.comNews article
The Board of Investments (BOI) is advancing discussions with Singapore-based BioMetallica to establish an integrated urban mining and e-waste processing facility in the Philippines. The project aims to recover valuable metals from discarded electronics and other waste materials.
Sep 2026SunStar Publishing Inc.News article
BioMetallica, a Singapore-based cleantech company, is evaluating the Philippines as a location for an urban mining facility. The facility would extract valuable metals from electronic waste and industrial materials. The Board of Investments (BOI) reports this potential development.
Sep 2026Context.ph → Context.phNews article