PeakAmp, a fast-growing battery circularity company, strengthened its leadership team by elevating Aditya Prakash to Co-Founder and appointing Akhil Yerawar as Co-Founder and Chief Strategy Officer. The move comes as the company scales operations to build India’s most trusted end-of-life battery management platform. With these appointments, PeakAmp aims to accelerate growth, deepen partnerships, and fast-track its mission to create a technology-driven circular economy for lithium-ion batteries.
Building India’s First Full-Stack Battery Circularity Platform
PeakAmp is developing India’s first full-stack, tech-enabled battery lifecycle solution. The platform focuses on:
*Safe collection and segregation of used lithium-ion batteries
*Diagnostics-led second-life repurposing
*High-purity material recovery through recycling
By combining advanced technology with strong industry partnerships, the company seeks to ensure that every end-of-life battery re-enters the value chain instead of becoming waste.
Akhil Yerawar Joins to Drive Strategy and Growth
To strengthen its strategic roadmap, PeakAmp has appointed Akhil Yerawar as Co-Founder and Chief Strategy Officer. Yerawar brings over a decade of experience across green energy, management consulting, banking, and consumer sectors. At PeakAmp, he will:
*Lead strategic growth initiatives
*Oversee investor relations
*Build government and regulatory partnerships
*Develop the commercial roadmap for second-life battery applications
By aligning policy, partnerships, and capital, Yerawar will help position PeakAmp as a key player in India’s rapidly evolving clean energy ecosystem. Yerawar said, “Joining PeakAmp as a Co-Founder is an exciting opportunity to help address one of the most critical challenges in India’s clean energy transition. By combining strong execution with compliant and commercially viable circular solutions, we aim to scale alongside the country’s EV growth.”
Aditya Prakash Steps Up to Lead Operations and Execution
Aditya Prakash, who has been instrumental in shaping PeakAmp’s early operations, has been elevated to Co-Founder. With more than three years of hands-on experience in battery recycling operations, circular supply chains, and sustainability initiatives, Prakash has led logistics execution, ecosystem partnerships, and data-driven process optimisation across the lithium-ion value chain.
In his expanded role, he will:
*Lead overall strategy and operations
*Scale nationwide supply-chain networks
*Strengthen industry partnerships
*Drive operational excellence across the battery lifecycle
Prakash said, “I’m excited to take on this responsibility at a pivotal moment for both PeakAmp and India’s EV ecosystem. As electric mobility scales, building reliable and technology-driven battery after-life solutions becomes critical. We will continue strengthening our systems to ensure every battery is responsibly channelled back into productive use.”
Addressing India’s Growing Battery Recycling Gap
As India’s electric vehicle (EV) market accelerates, the volume of end-of-life lithium-ion batteries is expected to surge over the next decade. However, industry estimates suggest a significant gap between available recycling capacity and future demand.
Recognising this challenge, PeakAmp is positioning itself as a one-stop circularity partner.
Its integrated model combines:
*Safe collection and reverse logistics
*Diagnostics-based second-life deployment
*99%+ purity material recovery
This approach not only reduces environmental impact but also strengthens domestic supply chains for critical battery materials.
Scaling Partnerships and Technology
With its expanded founding team, PeakAmp now plans to accelerate collaborations with OEMs, mobility operators, and battery manufacturers. At the same time, the company is enhancing its technology stack to improve:
*Traceability
*Regulatory compliance
*Resource efficiency
*Data transparency across the battery lifecycle
As per the press release, by uniting leadership depth with operational scale, PeakAmp aims to emerge as a key enabler of India’s battery circular economy and sustainable energy transition.
