The Prospector News

RecycLiCo Battery Materials Founder, President, and CEO Larry Reaugh Passes Away

You have opened a direct link to the current edition PDF

Open PDF Close
Uncategorized

Share this news article

RecycLiCo Battery Materials Founder, President, and CEO Larry Reaugh Passes Away

 

 

 

 

 

Prospector News Editor’s Note: I was fortunate to work with and get to know Larry for the past few years prior to his illness. His contribution to our industry is immeasurable and his character first class. He had an ability to cheer people even in the darkest of moments. Our sympathies are extended to the staff at American Manganese and to Larry’s family…. MF

 

American Manganese Inc., (TSX-V: AMY) (OTCQB: AMYZF) (FSE: 2AM) dba RecycLiCo Battery Materials, regrets to announce that Larry W. Reaugh has passed away today. Mr. Reaugh was the founder of the Company and served as its CEO, President, and Director continuously until his death. He was an accomplished and well-known figure in the mining industry, having successfully developed several mineral properties. He was instrumental in turning the Company’s proprietary hydrometallurgical process from a manganese recovery technique to an innovative battery recycling-upcycling solution, known as the RecycLiCo patented process.

 

The Company’s board of directors has made the following appointments, which are effective as of today’s date:

  • Zarko Meseldzija, director and CTO, has been appointed interim CEO.
  • Shaheem Ali, CFO, has been appointed a director to fill the vacancy on the Board.
  • Paul Hildebrand, director, has been appointed interim Chair of the Board.

 

“Throughout his career, Larry demonstrated great perseverance and resolve,” says Mr. Hildebrand. “His efforts have given the Company an exciting opportunity at the forefront of an emerging green energy field. On behalf of the Board of Directors, I wish to express our condolences to the Reaugh family, and our gratitude for Larry’s hard work for so many years.” says Mr. Hildebrand.

 

“Having worked side-by-side with Larry for several years, I can confidently say that Larry was a great leader and mentor to many of us,” adds Mr. Meseldzija. “Under his direction, we have grown as a pioneer in the lithium-ion battery recycling industry and our team stands ready to ensure that his vision is carried out, and that the interests of the Company’s shareholders are looked after. Larry will be sincerely missed, and we extend our deepest condolences to the entire Reaugh family.”

 

 

About American Manganese Inc.

 

American Manganese Inc, doing business as RecycLiCo Battery Materials, is a battery materials company focused on recycling and upcycling lithium-ion battery waste. With minimal processing steps and up to 100% extraction of lithium, cobalt, nickel, and manganese, the patented, closed-loop hydrometallurgical process creates valuable lithium-ion battery materials for direct integration into the re-manufacturing of new lithium-ion batteries.

 

Posted September 22, 2022

Share this news article

MORE or "UNCATEGORIZED"


RUPERT RESOURCES CLOSES $28.451 MILLION PRIVATE PLACEMENT AND APPOINTS NEW DIRECTORS

Rupert Resources Ltd. (TSX: RUP) is pleased to announce that it ... READ MORE

April 1, 2025

North Bay Resources Announces Discovery of Mass Tonnage Gold Deposit up to 149m (489 feet) Grading 0.95 g/t Au, Fran Gold Project, British Columbia

North Bay Resources, Inc. (OTC: NBRI) is pleased to announce anal... READ MORE

April 1, 2025

Solstice Announces Closing of Upsized Private Placement

Solstice Gold Corp. (TSX-V: SGC) is pleased to report the closing... READ MORE

April 1, 2025

OUTCROP SILVER INTERCEPTS 7.18 METRES AT 358 GRAMS PER TONNE SILVER EQUIVALENT AT LOS MANGOS

Outcrop Silver & Gold Corporation (TSX-V: OCG) (OTCQX: OCGSF)... READ MORE

April 1, 2025

Endeavour Silver Announces Expansion into Peru with Acquisition of Minera Kolpa, Copper Stream and Bought Deal Financing

The Base Shelf Prospectus is accessible, and the Prospectus Suppl... READ MORE

April 1, 2025

Copyright 2025 The Prospector News