Attero Invests ₹150 Cr in E-Waste Boom, Targets 5 Lakh Tonnes Capacity

• Attero commits ₹150 crore to expand e-waste recycling, copper recovery, and R&D across India.
• New facilities in Pune, Bengaluru, Faridabad, and Rajasthan will boost e-waste processing capacity to 2.44 lakh tonnes per annum, aiming for 5 lakh tonnes by 2027.
• Expansion is fueled by stricter EPR norms and government support for rare earth magnets, formalizing India's e-waste sector.
• Attero leverages technology for over 98% extraction efficiency of 22 critical metals, positioning recycling as a high-tech, profitable business.
• The move supports India's rare earth supply chain security, with Attero extracting neodymium and dysprosium, reducing import dependence.

Why It Matters: Attero's ₹150 Cr investment capitalizes on India's e-waste boom, driven by policy and technology for critical minerals.