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Closing remarks • Present and expected future growth of the clean tech & high tech industry will place strong demand on specific “critical” materials that leads to a debate on their respective future availability • Recycling of production scraps (today) and End-of-Life modules (future) can make significant contributions to ensuring a secure metals supply • This recycling potential is found in currently minor applications, with high CAGR creating future material resources • Umicore operates appropriate technologies for efficient and environmentally sound recycling of production scraps • Effective recycling goes beyond technology aspects. Dealing with complexity in developing new recycling technologies 28 International Minor Metals Conference 2011 Kris Van den Broeck
Thank you Contact Kris Van den Broeck Christina Meskers Address Adolf Greinerstraat 14 2660 Hoboken Belgium e-mail kris.vandenbroeck@umicore.com christina.meskers@eu.umicore.com Website www.preciousmetals.umicore.com www.pvmaterials.umicore.com International Minor Metals Conference 2011
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