Campine

Belgium's Campine is a specialist recycler and chemicals maker, the world's leading producer of antimony trioxide and a major secondary-lead supplier. Its Beerse plant turns out tens of thousands of tonnes of lead alloys a year, and group revenue doubled in 2025.

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Campine is a Belgian specialty-chemicals and metals-recycling company, and a significant European producer of recycled lead and antimony relevant to the battery industry. It is publicly listed.

The company recovers lead and antimony from recycled sources, including spent lead-acid batteries, and supplies these materials back to industry, along with a specialty-chemicals business. Antimony is used in lead-acid battery alloys.

Campine's role sits in the recycling and materials tier of the lead-battery supply chain, with an emphasis on circular, recovered materials.

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