The Times of India • 10th Nov 2022

Attero Recycling, electronic waste and Li-ion battery recycling company, today announced that it will invest Rs 600 crore to set up a Lithium-ion battery recycling factory in Telangana. The facility will be spread over 50 acres and will increase Attero’s Li-Ion battery recycling capacity to 19,500 MT by the end of 2023 from its current capacity of 4,500 MT.

CNBC-TV18 • 21st Oct 2022

As India’s largest electronic waste recycling company with more than 33 granted global patents on recycling technology developed by us in India and patents in China, Taiwan, Singapore, USA, Europe and other parts of the world as well. Attero recycles all kinds of electronic appliances and extract pure gold, pure silver and pure copper, pure aluminum that we put back in a circular economy ecosystem.

First Post • 15th Oct 2022

Post-pandemic, the volume of #Ewaste growth is staggering. Nitin Gupta, CEO of #AtteroRecycling speaks about the concern and how it is essential to ensure our readiness to tackle Ewaste through effective recycling.

Economic Times • 13th Oct 2022

India being the largest producer of e-waste after China and the United States, informal sector which adds to the problem even more. E-waste is generally categorised into six categories that include cooling and freezing and microwaves; ventilation equipment, GPS, pocket calculators, routers, personal computers, printers and telephones.

Mint Live • 14th Sep 2022

India needs to formalize the domestic market for third-party repair and refurbishment of electronic items to capture a $20 billion business opportunity amid rising demand for refurbished gadgets, according to industry stakeholders.

Ghaziabad Municipal Corporation • 6th Sep 2022

Mrs. Asha Sharma Honourable Mayor of Ghaziabad Municipal Corporation and Mr Mahendra Singh Tanwar Commissioner, Ghaziabad municipal corporation (GMC) Flaged Off Clean E India Vehicle on 3rd September 2022 in Radisson Blu Hotel Kaushambi Ghaziabad . Attero is now the official partner of GMC for doorstep collection of ewaste in Ghaziabad city. Consumers can call on our toll free number and we will collect e waste from their doorstep. Consumers will be paid for their ewaste and Attero will ensure that the ewaste is recycled responsibly.

FDI Intelligence • 2nd Sep 2022

Mrs. Asha Sharma Honourable Mayor of Ghaziabad Municipal Corporation and Mr Mahendra Singh Tanwar Commissioner, Ghaziabad municipal corporation (GMC) Flaged Off Clean E India Vehicle on 3rd September 2022 in Radisson Blu Hotel Kaushambi Ghaziabad . Attero is now the official partner of GMC for doorstep collection of ewaste in Ghaziabad city. Consumers can call on our toll free number and we will collect e waste from their doorstep. Consumers will be paid for their ewaste and Attero will ensure that the ewaste is recycled responsibly.

Scroll In • 14th Aug 2022

Few companies in India are turning lithium-ion battery waste into an opportunity by recycling them and recovering metals to about 98% efficiency.

Attero • 28th June 2022

It is a challenge for every nation to dispose of waste sustainably with the increasing use of consumables and electronics. This waste can harm public health and the environment, with few options for safe disposal. Nitin Gupta, CEO #AtteroRecycling, will share his valuable insights on adequate waste collection, transport, treatment & disposal and his vision to make India, waste-free through effective #sustainable #recycling solutions.

News18 • 13th June 2022

The future of mobility lies in the electric vehicle (EV) market. Adoption of EVs is pacing incredibly high with nations like India aiming to sell 30% of private cars as EVs by 2030. Increased use will exponentially increase demand for industrially processed materials such as Lithium and its salts, cobalt, graphite, nickel etc. Mining reserves of these key metals are limited globally and recycling will help maximize usage from a smaller resource base.

Bloomberg • 31st May 2022

Indian battery recycling company Attero Recycling Pvt is planning to invest $1 billion over five years to build lithium-ion battery recycling plants in Europe, the US and Indonesia as demand for the metal surges amid the global shift to electric cars.

Deccan Herald • 17th May 2022

Pointing out the dire need of having rare earth metals like Lithium, Cobalt and Nickel, the coverage puts spotlight on Attero Recycling who is acing the lithium ion battery recycling process and producing the same grade and quality of lithium which comes out of a mine. It further informs the audience on how India can reduce its dependency on other countries by recycling end of life lithium ion batteries – becoming fully self-reliant for battery materials.

The Indian Express • 22nd Apr 2022

Lithium mining causes water depletion, ground destabilisation, biodiversity loss, the increased salinity of rivers and water bodies, and the contamination of soil. The latest vehicle sales data shows that Indians are adopting electric vehicles (EVs) at an rapid pace. But simply adopting EVs isn’t enough to contribute meaningfully towards solving the world’s environmental problems.

PV Magazine • 21th Apr 2022

The Prime Minister of India has set an ambitious target of 500 GW of non-fossil fuel-based energy generation in India by 2030 and a reduction of one billion tonnes in total projected carbon emissions by 2030.ys Nitin Gupta, making the case for his firm Attero, which has taken the lead in effective recycling of Lithium ion batteries.

Saur Energy • 7th Apr 2022

Without local sourcing of critical materials, we will be shifting our dependence from Saudi Arabia to China, when it comes to EV’s, says Nitin Gupta, making the case for his firm Attero, which has taken the lead in effective recycling of Lithium ion batteries.

Tatsatchronicle • 3rd March 2022

Tatsat Chronicle is the brainchild of Tatsat FoundationTM  India’s first not-for-profit organisation that provides CSR-specific education, certification and skill-development solutions through its vast network domestic and global partners. Tatsat Chronicle magazine and its 360-degree digital platform, including a live website with daily updates, Social Media channels, and a fortnightly newsletter in digital format.

India Times • 17th Feb 2022

An Indian company is attempting to limit toxic waste by recycling lithium-ion batteries. When the life-cycle of any device ends, lithium-ion batteries used in those devices are considered hazardous waste material if not recycled.

Mumbai Live • 11th Feb 2022

The COVID-19 pandemic has taught the entire world the importance of having a strong healthcare sector. With Omicron spreading now, healthcare has again become one of the biggest focus areas for governments as well as individuals.

BW Disrupt • 1st Feb 2022

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman in her Budget discourse said startups have arisen as drivers of development for the economy and throughout the course of recent years, the nation has seen a complex expansion in effective startups.

LiveMint • 1st Feb 2022

The last year has seen the EV industry witness tremendous growth and the government has been privy to the fact that the way forward in the mobility sector is to shift to EVs. We thus welcome the move by Hon’ble Finance Minister for announcing the commencement of battery swapping and battery standardization process.

ANI • 9th January 2022

New Delhi [India], January 9 (ANI): Attero Recycling, India's largest electronic waste recycling firm, said on Saturday it plans to invest Rs 300 crore in ramping up its lithium-ion battery recycling capacity to 11,000 metric tonnes per annum by October 2022 from its current capacity of 1,000 metric tonnes per annum.

Fortune India • 1st December 2021

Through our proactive and strategic media outreach to position Attero Recycling and its spokesperson as an industry leader, we’re excited to share the well-rounded coverage we’ve garnered in Fortune India, a leading business magazine.

ET Energyworld • 23rd November 2021

According to the CEO and co-founder of Attero Recycling, the market for solar panel recycling will start picking up in the next 3 to 5 years. He added that for a country like India to make sure that recycling becomes the focus, the government needs to ensure that investment flows into the sector and the capacity increases.

The Hindu Business Line • 3rd October 2021

There is some good news that should help accelerate the creation of an electric vehicle (EV) ecosystem in India. The shortage in battery recycling capacity, a serious challenge for EV penetration, is set to decrease with the oldest end-to-end recycling and electronic asset management company, Attero, going in for a franchise programme.

News Nine • 14th Oct 2021

The International E-Waste Day is observed on October 14 to raise awareness about the millions of tonnes of e-waste generated worldwide each year, which has a negative impact on the environment and natural resources.

The Hindu Business Line • 14th October 2021

Nitin and Rohan Gupta launched Attero Recycling in 2007, and use a mix of mechanical and hydrometallurgical technologies to extract 98% metals like gold and silver from e-waste. On International E-Waste Day, we take a look at how these brothers are tackling the e-waste tsunami in an eco-friendly and sustainable way

News9Live • 14th October 2021

The goal of International E-Waste Day is to raise awareness about the global problem of electronic waste and what can be done to address it.

Economics Times, India Times • 23rd November 2021

Electric Vehicles are not green. Yes, they do not pollute the environment as much as their fossil-fuel engine based counterparts. But they aren’t totally green, as all the metals used in EVs are sourced in the traditional way.

Telangana Today • 11th November' 2021

Attero Recycling is an end-to-end e-waste management solutions company and is one of the few such recyclers globally. The company has to date saved more than 1,00,000 metric tonnes of carbon and is focused on producing sustainable materials such as cobalt, tin, nickel, copper, silver and gold completing the circular economy value chain.