Nupur Recyclers Limited (NRL), a prominent player in the recycling and processing of non-ferrous metal scraps, has revealed its plans for expansion into the recycling of metal scraps and lithium-ion batteries. This move aligns with the growing demand for sustainable and eco-friendly industrial solutions. The company’s decision to diversify its operations highlights its commitment to addressing evolving market needs while fostering environmental responsibility.
As part of its expansion, NRL intends to set up a cutting-edge plant by 2027, dedicated to processing various metal scraps and recycling lithium-ion batteries. This new facility is expected to enhance NRL’s production capacity and significantly contribute to the company’s revenue growth. By focusing on non-ferrous metal scrap and lithium-ion battery recycling, NRL aims to meet the increasing demand driven by the electric vehicle (EV) market.
“We are excited to begin this new chapter in sustainability and innovation,” said Rajesh Gupta, Managing Director of Nupur Recyclers Limited. “Our investment in metal scrap processing and lithium-ion battery recycling highlights our commitment to providing eco-friendly solutions and adapting to industry changes.” NRL’s strategic expansion is set to benefit the company while contributing to a more sustainable industrial ecosystem.
Nupur Recyclers Limited (NRL) is a prominent player in the recycling and processing of non-ferrous metal scraps, including materials like zinc, aluminum, and Zurik scrap. Based in India, the company focuses on sustainable practices in the recycling industry, playing a key role in reducing waste and promoting eco-friendly solutions.
NRL is involved in the import, trade, and processing of various metal scraps, contributing to the circular economy by reintroducing valuable materials into the supply chain. The company’s commitment to sustainability is reflected in its ongoing efforts to expand its operations, including its recent plans to venture into the recycling of lithium-ion batteries to support the growing electric vehicle market.
