Waste-to-gold startup Mint Innovation seeks $5m investment
The company will open a new waste management facility in Auckland next year.
Cleantech recycling company Mint Innovation is seeking $5 million in a new funding round, ahead of the opening of its waste management facility next year.
The company, which melts down old circuit boards and extracts valuable materials like copper, silver and gold, is set to open a new metal
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Mackenzie Smith
Wed, 11 Jul 2018
Wed, 11 Jul 2018
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Waste-to-gold startup Mint Innovation seeks $5m investment
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