Tinci's 6-Production Line Battery Recycling Project Under Review in Jiujiang, Jiangxi

【Central China's Hubei (Dawu): Retired Battery High-Value Regeneration Project Goes into Operation】According to industry sources, an investment in a retired-battery-to-material high-value regeneration project in the Dawu County Economic Development Zone, Xiaogan, Hubei has completed construction, commissioning, and officially commenced operation. From start to product coming off the line, the project took only 90 days. Relying on the group's self-developed fully-dry direct regeneration process and intelligent equipment, the project focuses on intelligent precision dismantling of retired power batteries, precision powder sorting, and in-situ restoration regeneration of cathode materials, building a closed-loop green industrial ecosystem from "retired recycling—intelligent dismantling—material regeneration—return to the production line." The process uses no acids, no alkalis, no water, and no solid waste, with carbon footprint reduced by over 50% compared with industry levels.

【Central China's Hunan (Lixian): 30,000 tpa Battery & Electrode Sheet Circular Utilization Project】According to a pre-approval disclosure by the local ecological environment bureau, a new-energy material circular utilization project has been published for approval. With a total investment of RMB 30 million and a total land area of 2,647 m², the project will build one waste lithium battery processing line, one cathode sheet processing line, and one anode sheet processing line. Upon completion, it will form an annual production capacity of 10,000 tons of waste lithium batteries (waste LFP batteries) and 20,000 tons of electrode sheets (10,000 tpa cathode sheets and 10,000 tpa anode sheets), focusing on the resource utilization of lithium electrode sheets and waste batteries.

【East China's Jiangsu (Liyang): 50,000 tpa Retired Battery Recycling Project】According to industry sources, a retired power battery recycling and utilization project was officially signed and landed in Liyang, Jiangsu on September 23. With Phase I total investment of RMB 400 million, the project will revitalize 17,000 m² of idle plant space and construct two lithium battery recycling lines and one lithium battery restoration line. Upon Phase I completion, it will have an annual capacity of 50,000 tons of retired power batteries, with estimated annual sales of RMB 500 million, effectively serving the Yangtze River Delta region's retired battery recycling demand. Phase II plans to deploy 10 dedicated power battery recycling lines with a total investment exceeding RMB 1 billion, building the Yangtze River Delta region's standardized retired battery recycling demonstration base.