Battery X Metals director Norman John Campbell steps down
- Norman John Campbell resigns from Battery X Metals board effective August 21, 2026
- Departure linked to new partner role at an asset management firm
- Board reduces to four members: two independent, two non-independent
- Company highlights 99% capacity recovery in NRC-backed battery tech demo

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Battery X Metals Inc. announced that Norman John Campbell has resigned from its board of directors, effective August 21, 2026. The departure follows his transition to a new role as a partner in an asset management firm.
Campbell cited the need to avoid potential conflicts of interest associated with his new professional opportunity as the reason for leaving. The company thanked him for his service and contributions during his tenure.
Board Composition Update
Following Campbell's resignation, the board of directors now consists of four members. This includes two independent directors and two non-independent directors.
Massimo Bellini Bressi serves as Chief Executive Officer and continues on the board. The company did not disclose immediate plans to appoint a replacement for Campbell's vacant seat.
About Battery X Metals
Battery X Metals operates as an energy transition resource exploration and technology company. It focuses on domestic battery and critical metal resource exploration alongside next-generation proprietary technologies.
The company employs a diversified approach to the battery metals industry, covering exploration, lithium-ion battery lifespan extension, and material recovery. It is advancing patent-pending lithium-ion battery rebalancing technology.
In a technology demonstration conducted with the National Research Council of Canada (NRC), the technology recovered approximately 99% of capacity lost due to cell imbalance. The NRC validated the initial and final state of charge of the cells during this test.
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