EV battery recycling in Mundra
Black mass and refined salt export gateway for the west coast. Collections are run from Gujarat — Sanand Reverse Logistics Yard.

Pickup SLA
72 h
Coverage radius
198 km
Packs retiring / year
5,118
Catchment estimate
Active local names
2
Who we collect from in Mundra
Port gateways handle consolidated consignments: packs and modules gathered from inland sites for export to refining capacity, black mass moving between plants, and occasionally imported used vehicles whose packs need assessment.

- Freight forwarders and consolidators
- Export traders
- Shipping lines and terminal operators
- Importers of used vehicles
How a Mundra collection runs
We manage consolidation, packaging checks and the documentation needed for cross-border movement, including waste-shipment notifications where they apply, and coordinate with carriers approved for Class 9 dangerous goods by sea.
- 1
Book the consignment
Share pack counts, chemistry and approximate state of health. We return an indicative value split and a slotted collection window.
- 2
Compliant pickup
Class 9 certified transport with a pre-filled dangerous goods declaration, transporter authorisation and chain-of-custody sheet. Per consignment, aligned to sailing schedules.
- 3
Grading via Sanand, Gujarat
Every module is tested for capacity, DC resistance and impedance so value is set on measurement, not on age.
- 4
Certificate issued
A recovery certificate with achieved percentages per metal and downstream vendor disclosure, in a form accepted for CPCB EPR filings.
The rules in India
Battery Waste Management Rules 2022 (BWMR)
Regulator: Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) and State Pollution Control Boards
The Battery Waste Management Rules 2022 put extended producer responsibility on everyone who places batteries on the Indian market, including EV batteries. Producers and recyclers register on the CPCB's centralised EPR portal. Registered recyclers generate EPR certificates for the quantities they process, and producers buy these to meet their collection targets. The rules also set rising material recovery targets and phase in minimum use of domestically recycled content.
- Register as a producer on the CPCB EPR portal and file annual returns
- Meet EPR targets with certificates from registered recyclers
- Use recyclers holding State Pollution Control Board consent to operate
- Plan for rising minimum recovery and recycled-content requirements
Watch-out
Packs we collect around Mundra
Common packs in the Indian market.
Recycling in Mundra: common questions
Where can I recycle an EV battery in Mundra?
Retired EV packs in Mundra are collected on a 72-hour SLA across a 198 km radius and processed through Gujarat — Sanand Reverse Logistics Yard. Book a pickup and the despatch desk confirms a window within one working day.
How much does EV battery recycling cost in Mundra?
Most healthy packs carry positive value rather than a cost: modules above 75% state of health settle at second-life rates and the remainder settles against contained metal. Heavily damaged packs can carry a handling charge.
Which rules apply to battery waste in Mundra?
Battery Waste Management Rules 2022 (BWMR), overseen by Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) and State Pollution Control Boards. Retired packs move as hazardous goods by road under central motor vehicle rules, and export needs Basel-compliant permissions.
What kind of material do you collect in Mundra?
As a port & export gateway, Mundra mainly produces consolidated export & transhipment loads. Collections run per consignment, aligned to sailing schedules.
Retiring packs in Mundra?
Pickups within 72 hours across 198 km, with dangerous goods paperwork pre-filled.