电池回收公司Green Li-ion计划进入韩国市场

电池回收初创公司Green Li-ion周五表示，计划进军韩国市场。

这家总部位于新加坡的公司成立于2020年，其投资者包括GS、Envisioning Partners和TES等。迄今为止，它已获得3600万美元的投资基金。

大多数电池回收公司使用自己的技术来管理回收设备。

由于电池中的每种材料都有不同的回收效率，每种材料的回收都需要不同的定制设备。

Green Li-ion提供了一种名为GLMC-1的通用设备，据称该设备可以以99.9%的效率从电池遗留下来的黑色物质和废料中提取镍、钴和锰。锂的回收效率为99.5%。

该机器还可以合成镍、钴和锰来制造前驱体。GLMC-1以固体或液体形式提供这些前体。

这意味着Green Li-ion的客户可以使用这些前体制造NCM622或NCM811阴极，即所谓的高镍阴极。

Green Li-ion的一位发言人表示，该公司正计划向希望提高回收效率的公司或希望进入电池回收市场的公司提供使用其设备和工艺的解决方案。

GLMC-1每台造价约150亿韩元。Green Li-ion计划提供初始运营人员以及租赁选择。该公司计划在2026年年销售100多台。

根据分析公司SNE Research的数据，预计2025年全球电池回收市场价值将达到3万亿韩元，但2030年将增长到21万亿韩元。

信息来源：韩国电子工业媒体

Battery recycling startup Green Li-ion said on Friday that it plans to enter the South Korean market.

The Singapore-based company was founded in 2020 and has investors such as GS, Envisioning Partners, and TES. It has received US$36 million in funding so far.

Most battery recycling companies use their own technologies to manage recycling equipment.

As each material in the battery has a different recycling efficiency, the recycling of each required different tailored equipment.

Green Li-ion offers a general-purpose equipment of sorts called GLMC-1 that it says can extract nickel, cobalt, and manganese from the black mass and scraps left over from batteries with 99.9% efficiency. With lithium, the machine offers 99.5% efficiency.

The machine can also synthesize nickel, cobalt, and manganese to make precursors. GLMC-1 offers these precursors in either solid or liquid forms.

This means Green Li-ion’s customers can use these precursors to make NCM622 or NCM811 cathodes, the so-called hi-nickel cathodes.

A Green Li-ion spokesperson said it is planning to offer its solutions using its machines and processes to companies looking to increase their recycling efficiency or those wanting to enter the battery recycling market.

GLMC-1 costs around 15 billion won per unit. Green Li-ion plans to offer initial operation staff as well as a lease option. The company plans to sell over a hundred units per year in 2026.

According to analyst firm SNE Research, the global battery recycling market is expected to be worth 3 trillion won in 2025 but will grow to 21 trillion won by 2030.