Impossible Metals remains privately held. The stock is not listed on any public market.
Impossible Metals has no published valuation.
Impossible Metals, founded in 2022, builds autonomous underwater robots that selectively harvest polymetallic nodules containing critical battery metals from the seabed without dredging or destroying marine habitats. The company has 20 employees based in Los Angeles, is a Y Combinator alumnus and a certified B Corp.
Its collection vehicles avoid picking up visible marine life and leave a share of nodules behind to preserve seafloor habitat, and it plans to deploy its Eureka III commercial harvesting platform in 2026. In 2025 the company signed a memorandum of understanding with ReElement Technologies to build a U.S. supply chain refining nodules collected near American Samoa.
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