We recover critical materials from end-of-life lithium-ion and lead-acid batteries at our own recycling unit in India — and we are actively expanding. As India's battery volumes surge, we are building the collection, processing and refining capacity to keep those materials in the economy and out of landfill.
Electric vehicles, telecom backup, solar and grid storage are putting millions of lithium-ion and lead-acid batteries into service across India. Each one eventually retires — and those spent batteries are not waste. They hold recoverable lithium, cobalt, nickel, copper and lead that the country otherwise imports.
Recovering these materials at home cuts import dependence, keeps hazardous material out of landfill and informal handling, and closes the loop toward a genuinely circular battery economy. Responsible recycling is also becoming a compliance requirement: under India's Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) framework for batteries, producers must ensure their batteries are collected and recycled through authorised, traceable channels — exactly the kind of accountable processing we are built to provide.
A controlled, documented flow designed for safety, recovery and compliance at every stage.
We aggregate end-of-life batteries and production scrap through a reverse-logistics network, with safe transport and documented handover.
Batteries are safely discharged, sorted by chemistry and dismantled under controlled conditions to neutralise hazards before processing.
Mechanical and chemical processing separates and recovers the valuable materials — the metals that go back into new cells and industry.
Every batch is tracked and documented, giving partners a clear, compliant trail from collection through to recovery.
We already operate a working recycling unit and are actively scaling capacity. We are now looking for partners who want to build with us — whether you are entering India or bringing technology to the table.
If your company wants to enter India's fast-growing battery-recycling market, we help you land: local licensing and pollution-board approvals, feedstock sourcing and collection networks, site and workforce setup, and on-ground operational support — so you start from a running base, not a standing start.
We are actively seeking technology collaboration — hydrometallurgical and direct-recycling processes, black-mass refining, cell diagnostics and second-life systems. Bring your process IP or equipment; we bring the operating unit, the team and the India market access to prove and scale it.
Whether you have battery waste to process, want to enter the Indian market, or want to collaborate on recycling technology — tell us your goal and our team will respond with a clear next step.
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