Recyclekaro to launch CleanGreen Metals; marketplace for recycled materials

Recyclekaro, a company involved in e-waste and lithium-ion battery recycling, is set to launch CleanGreen Metals, a new marketplace dedicated to offering recycled metals. As a subsidiary of Recyclekaro, CleanGreen Metals will cater to both B2C and B2B markets with a range of recycled precious and industrial metals.

The platform will include products such as gold, silver, palladium, platinum, lithium, cobalt, nickel, aluminium, and copper. CleanGreen Metals aims to combine quality with sustainability, providing metals for various applications.

CleanGreen Metals will offer precious metals like gold and silver in formats such as pendants, coins, and other designs, targeting consumers interested in sustainable options. Additionally, the platform will provide industrial metals available in bulk quantities and meeting industry-standard quality grades. The products are backed by Recyclekaro’s technology to ensure purity and environmental responsibility.

Commenting on the launch, Mr. Rajesh Gupta, Founder & Director of Recyclekaro said, “CleanGreen Metals embodies our belief in blending sustainability with innovation. By offering materials recovered from recycled electronics and lithium-ion batteries, we’re reinforcing our commitment to a circular economy and closing the loop on resource recovery.”

Recyclekaro uses recycling techniques to meet ethical sourcing and recycling standards. The platform’s approach to fulfilling extended producer responsibility and providing products from recycled materials distinguishes it in the industry.

As per the company statement, Recyclekaro has achieved a recovery rate of over 90% for critical elements from energy storage systems through its Zero Waste Discharge plant. The company focuses on reducing carbon emissions, aiming to cut 350 metric tons by 2026. With 13 years of experience in research, development, and recycling, Recyclekaro recycles 675 MWh and reuses 608 MWh of battery capacity annually. It works with global battery manufacturers, automakers, and renewable energy firms. Recyclekaro has completed over 1350 projects and maintains more than 1200 collection touchpoints.

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