Asia-Pacific Battery Recycling Market Comprehensive Insight by Growth Rate, Industry Status, Forecast till 2025

The Asia-Pacific Battery Recycling market is anticipated to grow at a CAGR 8.7% during the forecast period. The factor such as stringent environmental regulations, rising automotive sector in this region, reduced labor cost associated with battery recycling are major factors boosting the Asia-Pacific battery recycling market growth. Moreover, rising exports from developing and developed countries are anticipated to be the major factor responsible for boosting the market growth. Japan has a legislation requirement for batteries similar to that of Europe. Japan Portable Rechargeable Battery Recycle Centre (JBRC), a non-profit organization, provides used battery collection boxes for recycling across the country.

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Despite of a growing community concern about the impact of waste lithium ion batteries on the environment and public health, there is currently a shortage of appropriate policies and collection systems for batteries in China. However, the importance of some raw materials, such as nickel and cobalt used in battery manufacturing has been successful in putting pressure on manufacturers and government to properly address battery recycling. Therefore, by using appropriate policies and collection systems for batteries in China, a lot of batteries can be recycled and recycling infrastructure can be developed.

The increase production of Lithium ion batteries is further boosts the Asia-Pacific battery recycling market. The production of lithium ion battery grew rapidly mainly due to their less self discharging rate and capability to deliver superior performance relative to other rechargeable batteries. Asian battery manufacturers' dominance in this market due to strong manufacturing base in Asia, which later enabled quick scaling up of the production volume and further development and optimization of the technology. Notable Asian companies include Samsung SDI, LG Chem, Sanyo-Panasonic, Sony and BYD among others dominating significantly in the Li-ion battery cell manufacturing.

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Asia-Pacific Battery Recycling Market Segmentation

By Process

Physical Process
Chemical Process
Hydrometallurgical Processes
Combined Acid-Alkaline With Organic Solvents Process
Bio-Metallurgical Process
Electrochemical Process
Pyrometallurgical Process
By Components

Plastic
Electrode
Electrolyte
By Type

Lead Acid Battery
Silver Oxide Battery
Lithium Ion Battery
Zinc Battery
Others
By End-User

Automotive
Industrial
Healthcare
Consumer
Regional Analysis

· Asia-Pacific

· India

· China

· Japan

Rest of Asia-Pacific

Company Profiles

· Battery Solutions, Inc.

· BYD Auto Co., Ltd.

· Call2Recycle, Inc.

· CATL Co Ltd

· COM2 Recycling Solutions

· ENAX, Inc.

· Guangdong Brunp recycling Technology Co., Ltd

· Johnson Controls

· SK Innovation Co

· Tianjin Lishen Battery Joint-Stock Co., Ltd.

· Umicore S.A

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