Batteries

Buy and sell battery materials

Batteries are used across a wide range of industries, from consumer electronics and mobility to energy storage and industrial applications. At the end of their first use, batteries and battery-derived materials can still contain valuable metals and components that may be suitable for reuse, recovery or recycling.

APT connects companies offering battery materials and battery-related residual streams with recyclers, processors and businesses looking for suitable secondary raw materials.

Find battery materials for recycling or recovery

Looking for batteries, battery components or processed battery materials? Browse available listings and compare material streams based on their type, composition, quantity, condition and location.

Depending on the source and processing stage, available materials may include:

Lithium-ion batteries Lead-acid batteries Nickel-based batteries Mixed battery streams Battery cells and modules Production scrap Electrode materials Black mass Metal-containing battery fractions Other processed battery materials

Detailed specifications help buyers and processors determine whether a material stream is suitable for their recycling, recovery or production process.

Sell battery-related material streams

Battery manufacturers, recyclers, dismantlers and other industrial companies can use APT to find new destinations for battery-related materials.

Listings can include both one-off batches and recurring material streams. Providing clear information about battery chemistry, composition, condition, processing status and available quantities helps potential buyers assess a material more efficiently.

Recover valuable materials from batteries

Many batteries contain materials with significant potential for recovery. Depending on the battery chemistry and recycling process, recoverable materials can include:

Lithium Nickel Cobalt Manganese Copper Aluminium Lead Graphite Other metals and mineral fractions

Recovering these materials can reduce dependence on primary resources and support the development of more circular battery supply chains.

From used batteries to secondary raw materials

Battery recycling and material recovery play an important role in keeping valuable resources in circulation. By connecting suppliers, recyclers, processors and buyers, APT helps companies find suitable destinations for battery materials and create new opportunities for secondary raw material use.

The suitability, transport and processing of battery materials depend on their composition, condition and applicable regulations, so accurate material information is essential when creating or evaluating a listing.