The process starts with authorised collection from OEMs, battery partners, and scrap aggregators. Instead of unsafe disposal, end-of-life batteries enter a regulated recycling chain designed to protect the environment and recover valuable resources.

Every collection is accompanied by proper documentation, ensuring traceability from source to processing and full regulatory compliance at the point of intake.

Lithium-ion batteries can still contain residual energy, making safe transport critical. Every shipment follows strict safety protocols, proper packaging, and regulated logistics standards to ensure safe movement of materials.

Our transport partners are trained in hazardous material handling, and all movements are tracked with GPS-enabled logistics to maintain chain-of-custody integrity.

At our facility, all incoming batteries are received & documented, inspected for safety, and sorted by chemistry & format.

This ensures complete traceability and prepares the materials for efficient recycling. Sorting by chemistry (LFP, NMC, LCO, NCA) enables the most effective downstream processing routes.

After sorting and preparation, materials are transported to our advanced lithium-ion recycling plant in Ahmedabad. This is where battery waste begins its transformation into valuable resources.

The Ahmedabad facility is equipped with the infrastructure, technology, and regulatory authorisations required to safely process diverse battery chemistries at scale.

Inside the facility, advanced processes safely break down battery components across three controlled stages:

Our recycling process recovers important materials, including:

Black mass contains Lithium, Nickel, Cobalt, and Manganese — the critical minerals used to manufacture new batteries and essential to the global clean energy transition.

Recovered materials re-enter the battery manufacturing supply chain, supporting new battery production and reducing the demand for virgin mineral extraction.

Nothing wasted. Everything recovered.