• EV Nickel formed a wholly owned unit to advance bioleaching technology for nickel processing, targeting a Canadian mine-to-product supply chain.
• Signed a non-exclusive MOU with Ontario-based Weber Manufacturing Technologies to evaluate producing nickel powders from domestic mixed hydroxide precipitate.
• Initial step sends Weber a sample from EV Nickel’s Timmins bioleaching test program for processing and product-quality assessment.
• Parties may pursue a longer-term supply relationship, subject to technical and commercial results, potentially keeping more downstream nickel value in Canada.
• MOU is largely non-binding, serving as a framework to negotiate a definitive supply agreement if evaluation results support it.

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