New LFP Battery Recycling and Production Projects Launched in China
A new LFP battery recycling base project has been signed in Hubei Province, while a major LFP pyro-process project in Guizhou is nearing completion. These initiatives are critical as demand for high-capacity battery materials rises, aligning with industry needs for sustainable practices.

A signing ceremony for an LFP battery recycling base project was held in Hubei Province, featuring an integrated recycling process that includes dismantling, hydrometallurgy, and production of battery-grade materials. Concurrently, Phase I of a million-tonne-class LFP pyro-process project in the Bijie High-tech Zone is nearing commissioning, with a total investment of RMB 7.32 billion and an expected capacity of 340,000 tpa.
The overall project aims for 1.04 million tpa output across three phases. Additionally, the producer has plans for further investment of RMB 4.30 billion to expand LFP precursor and cathode capacity. The increasing demand for high-capacity batteries signals potential supply challenges in the near future.




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