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SOURCING TIE-UPS
Anupam Rasayan eyes battery chemicals supply

deal with German fi rms; signs purchase agreement

with Japanese fl uorochemicals fi rm

Surat-based speciality chemicals Speaking about the LoI, Anand Purchase agreement with Japanese
fi rm, Anupam Rasayan Ltd., has signed Desai, Managing Director of Anupam MNC
a Letter of Intent (LoI) with E-Lyte Rasayan, said, “This partnership is a signi- In another development, Anupam
Innovations GmbH, a German supplier of fi cant step forward in our planned journey Rasayan announced the signing of a
electrolyte solutions for energy storage of diversifi cation and growth into the long-term Master Purchase Agree-
and Fuchs Lubricants Germany GmbH, energy storage segment. Our process opti- ment (MPA) with a Japan-based multi-
a subsidiary of Fuchs SE, working on misation capabilities have played a pivo- national conglomerate with leading
innovative lubricant solutions. tal role in ensuring the product’s valida- position in global fl uorochemicals
tion, offering signifi cant advantages over market. The agreement establishes
This LoI is considered the entry its global commercial scenario. Addition- comprehensive terms governing the
point for Anupam Rasayan’s collabora- ally, our backward integration in fl uorine customer’s purchase of specialty
tion with European companies within chemistry through our subsidiary, Tanfac chemicals from Anupam Rasayan.
the battery value chain to establish Industries Ltd., provides raw material
itself in the fast-growing lithium-ion supply chain security – a critical factor that “The company is working with
battery chemicals market. contributed to signing this LoI. Anupam the Japanese MNC to supply mul-
will be one of the fi rst manufacturers tiple niche molecules used across
This agreement will lay the foun- of this molecule in India commercially, diverse applications, including semi-
dation of negotiating a supply contract strengthening our foothold in the rapidly conductor, data centre, electronics
with an initial term of fi ve years. Com- expanding battery ecosystem. Entering and others. Major molecules are set
mercial deliveries could begin as early the battery chemicals market positions for commercialisation this year, with
as FY27. The LoI envisions supply of Anupam as a preferred partner for global production ramping up next year and
a volume of up to 1,500-tpa of Lithium innovators in advanced energy solutions. onwards. This collaboration not only
Hexafl uorophosphate (LiPF6), based This is one of the many products Anupam highlights Anupam’s profi ciency in
on market conditions. The LoI is sub- is working on in the battery space that fl uorination and custom synthesis but
ject to standard terms as regards gene- has been successfully agreed for supply also demonstrates customer’s trust
rally accepted rights for an agreement to a customer, with several others in the in Anupam’s quality and capability,”
of this nature. pipeline.” said Mr. Desai.

GROWTH STRATEGY
Maxvolt Energy to expand lithium battery recycling

capacity

Ghaziabad-based Maxvolt Energy posing plant will be located close to and create a robust backend for India’s
Industries has announced plans to expand Maxvolt’s existing battery manufactur- EV and ESS revolution,” said Satendra
its lithium battery recycling with a ing unit in Ghaziabad, enabling better Shukla, Chief Business Offi cer and CEO,
new facility proposed in Delhi NCR or supply chain integration and operational Maxvolt Energy.
Western Uttar Pradesh. The company has effi ciency.
initiated the process of acquiring 22,000 Maxvolt already runs a nationwide
to 25,000 sq.m. of land for the project. “The upcoming facility will enable battery take-back and reuse programme
large-scale recovery of valuable mate- and is among the few companies
The upcoming recycling and repur- rials, minimize environmental impact, actively integrating battery repurposing

126 Chemical Weekly June 24, 2025

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