BatX Energies provides lithium-ion battery recycling services producing battery-grade materials through a proprietary process that extracts black mass from used lithium-ion cells. The company recovers lithium, nickel, cobalt, and manganese for reuse in battery construction, along with secondary products including plastic, aluminum, copper, and stainless steel. Founded in 2020 and headquartered in Gurugram, India, BatX Energies has raised approximately $18.6M in Series A funding from investors including Zephyr Peacock, LetsVenture, JITO Incubation & Innovation Foundation, EXCEL Industries, and Exim Bank. The company addresses the growing challenge of end-of-life battery waste from electric vehicles and consumer electronics by providing a closed-loop recycling solution that recovers critical battery materials, reducing dependence on imported raw materials and minimizing the environmental impact of battery disposal in India's rapidly growing EV market.
← All startups
BatX Energies
Series ABatX Energies provides lithium-ion battery recycling services producing battery-grade materials through a proprietary process that extracts black mass from used lithium-ion cells. The company recovers lithium, nickel, cobalt, and manganese for reuse in battery construction, along with secondary products including plastic, aluminum, copper, and stainless steel. Founded in 2020 and headquartered in Gurugram, India,…
About
Business model
Energy Storage Tech > Battery > Components > Diversified > Battery Raw Material > Recycled,
Solid Waste Management Tech > Recycling > Tech Enabled Recyclers > Lithium
Founders & team highlights
Serial Founder
Institutional investors
Zephyr PeacockLetsVentureJITO Incubation & Innovation FoundationEXCEL IndustriesBlu-SmartMankindKamaljyot InvestmentsArora Financial ServicesJ&A Partners BusinessExim BankGX VenturesSinghvi HeritageVevek Venture InvestmentsSarcha AdvisorsLevim Capital Investments
Latest coverage
📰 See all funding news — keep up with the raises that set comps.
Investor directory
🗂️ Explore Energy Tech investors — funds that write checks in this sector.