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Uplift360 Signs Groundbreaking Typhoon Recycling Contract


Luxembourg-UK deep tech Uplift360 has reached a new pinnacle in its scaling process after signing a recycling contract partnership with Babcock International Group, enabling it to extract and reuse materials from end-of-life Eurofighter Typhoon aircraft.. 

These military aircraft, which form the backbone of European NATO air defence alongside the F-35, first entered into service in 2003. The UK is believed to have retired 17 of the tranche one models with 12 in storage pending disposal.

“We are delighted to have signed this partnering…



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