The Metals Company

The Metals Company Showcases Pilot Nodule Collection Technology at Stakeholder Event Co-Hosted by Allseas

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Thursday, November 4, 2021
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  • View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20211104005653/en/
    Hidden Gem (The Metals Company) (Photo: Business Wire)
    At the event, key stakeholders were given the opportunity to tour the pilot polymetallic nodule collection vessel, the Hidden Gem , and the facility where the prototype of a nodule collector vehicle is being built.
  • The Hidden Gem is expected to become the worlds first ship classed as a subsea mining vessel by the American Bureau of Shipping.
  • Allseas engineers have also integrated a launch and recovery system for the twelve-meter-long nodule collector vehicle that would enable it to be deployed over the side of the vessel.
  • Allseas current schedule has the Hidden Gem being deployed in the Clarion Clipperton Zone (CCZ) to undertake collection tests in mid-2022.

‘Hidden Gem’ Arrives in Rotterdam to be Transformed into Nodule Collection Vessel for The Metals Company

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Tuesday, September 21, 2021

The nodules contain high grades of nickel, manganese, copper and cobaltkey metals required for building electric vehicle batteries and renewable energy technologies.

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  • The nodules contain high grades of nickel, manganese, copper and cobaltkey metals required for building electric vehicle batteries and renewable energy technologies.
  • We are very happy to see the Hidden Gem over here in Europe and to see Allseas making such tremendous progress with her, said Gerard Barron, Chairman and CEO of The Metals Company.
  • The Metals Company recently completed its SPAC merger and public listing on the Nasdaq and strategic partner Allseas, a global leader in offshore engineering, congratulated the company .
  • As a significant existing investor in the company and investor in the PIPE, we further strengthen our strategic relationship with The Metals Company.

DeepGreen Metals Continues to Advance Deep-Sea Research on Path to Meet Global Demand for Nickel and Other Key EV Battery Metals

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Thursday, July 8, 2021

My team and I undertook lander operations to gather the best environmental data that we could, said Sweetman.

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  • My team and I undertook lander operations to gather the best environmental data that we could, said Sweetman.
  • The next research campaign, Environmental Expedition 4E, will be led by CSA Ocean Sciences Inc. (CSA), which specializes in multidisciplinary environmental impact assessments.
  • This will be the fourth of seven research campaigns to the CCZ that The Metals Company will conduct over a 14-month period.
  • In March, SOAC announced that it would merge with DeepGreen Metals Inc. to form TMC the metals company Inc. For more information, visit greenspac.com .

The Metals Company Appoints Andy Jones As Chief Technology Officer

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Thursday, April 22, 2021

b'The Metals Company (TMC), formerly known as DeepGreen Metals, today announced that Andy Jones has joined the leadership team as Chief Technology Officer (CTO).

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  • b'The Metals Company (TMC), formerly known as DeepGreen Metals, today announced that Andy Jones has joined the leadership team as Chief Technology Officer (CTO).
  • View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20210422005342/en/\nThe Metals Company appointed Andy Jones as Chief Technology Officer in advance of its merger with the Sustainable Opportunities Acquisition Corporation.
  • Jones brings over 30 years in technology and software development experience to The Metals Company and is a specialist in large-scale, business-critical and data-driven applications with a focus on security and technical excellence.
  • He brings extensive experience as a hands-on technologist and systems architect.\n\xe2\x80\x9cAs The Metals Company enters this exciting growth phase, we require an experienced technologist to lead innovative new systems development while scaling existing technologies and platforms,\xe2\x80\x9d said Gerard Barron, Chairman and CEO of The Metals Company.