TechMet is a leading international investor in the critical minerals sector, with assets spanning extraction, processing, recycling, and physical supply-chain management across four continents. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Dublin, the company holds controlling or strategic minority stakes in ten high-impact projects focused on securing Western-aligned access to the key minerals powering the global energy transition, AI, and advanced technologies.
TechMet’s strong institutional backing includes the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC), which underscores its strategic importance to U.S. national security and industrial policy.
“TechMet is pleased to join USUBC at a pivotal moment for Ukraine’s economic development and global critical minerals strategy” said Anthony Weiss, Executive Director at TechMet. “We are committed to working with public and private partners to responsibly develop and scale critical minerals supply chains that are transparent, sustainable and resilient – and Ukraine offers significant potential to contribute to this effort.”
Irina Paliashvili, President & CEO of the U.S.-Ukraine Business Council, welcomed TechMet: “Their global expertise and mission to rebalance critical minerals supply chains aligns strongly with Ukraine’s growing strategic role in the energy and technology sectors, and it is symbolic that TechMet joins USUBC at the time the new U.S.-Ukraine Economic Partnership on Natural Resources and Infrastructure is launched. We look forward to TechMet’s contributions in building long-term partnerships that benefit Ukraine, the U.S., and their allies.”
TechMet’s addition to USUBC marks a valuable step in expanding the network of stakeholders working to integrate Ukraine into transatlantic supply chains and economic recovery programs focused on critical minerals infrastructure.
