Mobec Innovation has inaugurated its first lithium battery recycling plant in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, marking a significant development in India's clean energy infrastructure. The facility, with an annual processing capacity of 6,000 tons, aims to reduce the country's reliance on imported critical minerals while supporting national sustainability goals.

The plant indicates the company's expansion beyond its core business of B2B mobile EV charging solutions and energy storage systems. According to company officials, the new facility employs advanced hydrometallurgical and mechanical extraction processes to recover valuable materials from end-of-life batteries, including lithium, cobalt, nickel, graphite, copper, and manganese.

"By reducing our dependency on imported lithium, other critical minerals and reclaiming valuable resources, we are reinforcing our commitment to green mobility, sustainability, and environmental responsibility." said Harry Bajaj, CEO (chief executive officer) of Mobec Innovation.

The recycling operation features a multi-stage processing system that begins with battery dismantling and component separation, followed by black mass collection, purification, and final extraction of valuable metals. These recovered materials will serve multiple industries, including electric vehicle manufacturing, renewable energy, consumer electronics, aerospace, and healthcare sectors.

Industry analysts note that the facility aligns with India's Atmanirbhar Bharat (self-reliant India) mission by localising the supply chain for critical battery materials. The plant has received necessary environmental certifications from the Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board and is supported by the company's in-house research and development capabilities.

Established as a technology company in India, Mobec Innovation provides business-to-business mobile electric vehicle charging solutions and energy storage systems. The company has positioned itself within India's growing clean technology sector with its customisable service offerings.

The company maintains research and development operations that support its technical processes and environmental compliance. The company has obtained regulatory certifications from relevant authorities, including the Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board.

Materials recovered through its recycling operations are expected serve multiple industrial sectors, including electric vehicle manufacturing, renewable energy, consumer electronics, and healthcare equipment production.