Nupur Recyclers Limited (NRL) has announced plans to broaden its recycling operations with a new facility focusing on metal scrap processing and lithium-ion battery recycling, expected to be operational by 2027. This expansion will add to the company’s current focus on non-ferrous metal scrap recycling, allowing NRL to handle a wider range of recyclable materials.
The planned facility will support the company’s transition into lithium-ion battery recycling, aligning with the increased demand in the electric vehicle sector. In addition to its core activities in non-ferrous metal recycling—processing materials like shredded zinc, zinc die-cast scraps, Zurik scrap, and aluminum Zorba grades—NRL aims to diversify its offerings with this new venture.
Rajesh Gupta, Managing Director of Nupur Recyclers Limited, noted that the company’s investments in expanding its recycling capabilities reflect its response to industry trends. The new plant, designed with advanced technology, is expected to boost NRL’s production capacity and contribute to potential revenue growth, although no specific financial forecasts were provided.
The announcement follows market interest in sustainable practices, with NRL shares trading at ₹109.70 on the National Stock Exchange (NSE), marking a slight decline of ₹0.69 or 0.63 percent by 12:28 PM on the day of the release.
The company, based in Delhi, remains focused on its recycling business while seeking to tap into emerging sectors linked to electric vehicle production and battery disposal.