The Greek industrial group has agreed to supply a quarter of its planned gallium output to an American technology firm, a contract European officials are treating as a milestone for the bloc's raw materials strategy

Bank of America turns more bullish on METLEN, citing gallium upside, critical metals expansion, and higher EBITDA forecasts through 2028 outlook.

Metlen's chief used a high-profile Athens conference to call for political consensus, attack European energy policy, and reveal that his company's gallium venture has achieved production costs below those of Chinese rivals.

A major strategic investment approved in Greece aims to boost EU access to gallium, a critical raw material for advanced technologies, strengthening Europe’s supply security and industrial independence

METLEN founder and CEO Evangelos Mytilineos announced in a social media post that the company had produced five kilograms of gallium, a landmark development, as the by-product of bauxite is considered a key component in semiconductors and electronics. Although the volume is small, it is considered the first step in the large-scale production of the […]

The extensive piece details Metlen’s next moves, citing statements made last week by Evangelos Mytilineos, the company’s CEO and major shareholder.