Carneiro: Boston Metal could sign offtakes for 100% of critical metals output today
Tadeu Carneiro · Boston Metal’s path to carbon-free steel · Nov 7, 2025 · at 23:35
Boston Metal CEO Tadeu Carneiro explains why the company chooses not to commit 100% of its critical metals production to offtake contracts.
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“If we wanted, we would have a hundred percent of the production signed in offtakes today, because this critical metals, ah, the tier one trading, trading companies in the world, they're all interested in them, and we are very well connected to them.”
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