American Resources’ Electrified Materials adds initial battery shredding line to expand lithium-ion recycling capacity

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  • American Resources’ Electrified Materials unit procured an initial battery shredding line to expand lithium-ion battery recycling and pre-processing.
  • Output will be conditioned battery-material feedstocks for downstream separation, purification, and refining at partner ReElement Technologies.
  • Initial focus targets lithium iron phosphate batteries, aiming for an economic model driven by lithium recovery rather than nickel or cobalt values.
  • Funding comes from private capital raised at the subsidiary level, supported by a State of Indiana recycling grant.


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