Ecobat
Ecobat calls itself the world's largest battery recycler, and the scale bears it out: its California site alone handles around 11 million batteries a year and recovers more than 99% of the lead it takes in, alongside a growing lithium-ion business.
Profile
Ecobat is a global leader in the production of lead and lead alloys, produced mainly from recycled sources, and a major force in battery recycling. It is headquartered in Dallas, Texas, with operations across Europe and the United States.
The company operates an extensive network of smelters and recycling facilities, and reports processing well over 100 million used batteries a year, recovering lead and polypropylene for reuse in new products. It supplies recycled lead and alloys to battery makers and other industries.
As electric vehicles grow, Ecobat has expanded into lithium-battery collection and recycling management, positioning itself across both the lead and lithium circular economies.
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