Lithium-ion batteries compose of metals including cobalt, nickel, lithium and manganese. At the end of life, the battery goes through the recycling process. This processed material is known as “black mass”, consisting of amounts of cobalt, nickel, lithium, and manganese. These precious metals can be extracted from the black mass and upcycled for new battery production.

A fully equipped e-waste recycler, SWM adopts innovative technologies through strategic collaboration with Singapore’s tertiary institutions to continuously improve the recovery rate, reduce yield loss to achieve resource sustainability and neutralizing carbon footprints.

A fully equipped e-waste recycler, SWM adopts innovative technologies through strategic collaboration with Singapore’s tertiary institutions to continuously improve the recovery rate, reduce yield loss to achieve resource sustainability and neutralizing carbon footprints.

A fully equipped e-waste recycler, SWM adopts innovative technologies through strategic collaboration with Singapore’s tertiary institutions to continuously improve the recovery rate, reduce yield loss to achieve resource sustainability and neutralizing carbon footprints.