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Infiniti Recycling Ltd
Recovering Critical Materials. Securing the Battery Supply Chain.
About Infiniti Recycling Ltd
Europe's battery supply chain remains heavily dependent on China for processing active materials that make up a battery. Even material recovered from European battery waste often leave the region and get shipped overseas for processing before they can be turned back into usable, battery-grade material. Infiniti Recycling is changing that. Through direct recycling, we extract the active materials essential to battery production straight out of scrapped batteries, for the first time in the world, and turn them back into new batteries locally, without the need for further processing overseas. Full traceability, without the dependency, cost, and carbon footprint of shipping materials halfway around the world. Our technology is designed for maximum material recovery with minimal environmental impact. Rather than shredding batteries, which creates chemical problems that make everything downstream harder, we disassemble them instead, avoiding those problems at the source. We empower the people around us, through real ownership for employees, practical engagement with our partners to maximise material recovery, and direct local engagement. We challenge conventional approaches to solve systemic problems, rethinking the circular economy of critical minerals, developing the infrastructure to accelerate global electrification and energy independence.
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Signals from Infiniti Recycling Ltd
3 published signals
Presence & Recognition
Infiniti Recycling Ltd is attending the Faraday 2026 Conference in Nottingham, featuring a Recycling and Reuse of Batteries session chaired by Dr Jake Yang.
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Presence & Recognition
Infiniti Recycling Ltd participated in the National Physical Laboratory (NPL) Industrial Innovation Summit.
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Products & Services
Infiniti Recycling Ltd has developed Direct Recycling technology that recovers active materials without breaking them back down to raw metals, now operating as a working, scalable process at its facility in East London.
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