Jervois Global Limited (ASX:JRV) is an Australia-based industrial materials company focused on the exploration, development, production, refining, and supply of cobalt and nickel materials for defense, battery, chemicals, catalyst, inorganic pigment, and powder metallurgy markets; it offers responsibly sourced cobalt chemicals, powders, inorganic salts, oxides, nickel products, and related refining services through assets including the Idaho Cobalt Operations in the United States, the São Miguel Paulista nickel-cobalt refinery in Brazil, Nico Young nickel-cobalt deposits in Australia, and Jervois Finland's production facility in Kokkola. The company operates globally with sales and distribution networks serving customers in North America, Europe, South America, and Asia-Pacific regions; it was founded in 1962, changed its name from Jervois Mining Limited in August 2021, and maintains headquarters at 1-11 Gordon Street, Cremorne, Victoria, Australia. In early 2025, Jervois entered a recapitalization agreement with lender Millstreet Capital Management involving a $145 million equity injection and over $100 million debt-to-equity conversion, executed via a prepackaged US Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing on January 28, 2025, in the Southern District of Texas alongside subsidiary Jervois Texas LLC; this process facilitated asset transfers to a Millstreet nominee, ASX delisting, suspension from TSX Venture and US OTC markets, and plans to emerge as a recapitalized private US-controlled group by April 2025 to support refinery restarts and growth amid low cobalt prices; the company also announced a new chief executive commencement in May 2025.