Company Launches RMB 135M Project for Recycling 30,000 Tons of Waste Batteries Annually

Published: Jun 26, 2026 18:30

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Recently, the annual 30,000-ton retired power battery comprehensive utilization project invested by the company commenced construction in the Changjiang (Changjiang) Clean Energy High-tech Industrial Park Circular Economy Demonstration Zone. According to public information, the total investment of the project is RMB 135 million, covering an area of about 30 mu, located in the above-mentioned industrial park, and constructed in two phases. Upon completion, it will achieve an annual processing capacity of 30,000 tons of waste LIB cells, stably producing high value-added recycled products such as comprehensive utilization batteries, copper granules, aluminum granules, battery casings, and LIB black mass.

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