Addressing the surging demand for sustainable energy storage solutions, Mobec Innovation announced the launch of its first strategic partnership in Greater Noida, a prominent industrial hub. This marks the beginning of Mobec’s pan-India expansion drive aimed at revolutionising lithium battery recycling through a collaborative national strategy.
Empowering Partners with Proven Technology
Mobec’s new model enables strategic partners to access its proprietary recycling technologies and tested processes. It also offers a robust support system, helping partners efficiently manage lithium battery waste across various industries. The initiative supports India’s urgent need for a unified framework to establish advanced recycling facilities aligned with its clean energy goals.
$13 Billion Opportunity: A Sustainable Vision
Harry Bajaj, Founder and CEO of Mobec Innovation, said, “Our strategic partnership model offers a powerful, collaborative approach for organisations to tap into the booming green economy while actively contributing to environmental sustainability. This first step marks the beginning of a new era in this $13 billion industry opportunity”.
Strong Momentum for National Scale-Up
Mobec is currently in advanced discussions with several potential partners across key Indian locations, indicating high demand for its scalable and sustainable business model. These partnerships aim to boost circular economy initiatives while creating long-term business value. “Together, we can build a cleaner, greener India while developing thriving, future-ready enterprises,” Bajaj added.
Focusing on High-Growth Sectors
Mobec’s current focus includes consumer electronics, electric vehicles (EVs), energy storage systems (ESS), and industrial equipment. These are all sectors expected to generate increasing volumes of battery waste. According to the press release, the company is also prioritising innovation in lithium battery recycling, ESS advancements, and power backup solutions. This strategy lays the groundwork to scale operations and accelerate circular economy adoption across India.
