Attero Begins Operations at Greater Noida R&D Centre for Critical Mineral Extraction

Facility receives DSIR recognition through March 2029 to develop automation, battery discharging, and hydrometallurgical recycling technologies.

22 Sep 2026 | 21 Views | By Autocar Professional Bureau

Attero announced on Tuesday that it has operationalised a new research and development centre of excellence in Greater Noida to develop proprietary technologies across critical mineral extraction. The facility will support technology upgrades and process engineering across the company's recycling, refining, and mid-stream processing units in India and overseas.

The centre has secured formal recognition from the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research under the Ministry of Science and Technology as an in-house industrial R&D centre, valid through March 2029.

Nitin Gupta on Attero's New R&D Framework

Nitin Gupta, Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer, Attero, said, "The operationalisation of this Centre of Excellence marks an important step in strengthening our ability to develop technologies for increasingly complex secondary resources. The DSIR recognition further strengthens this in-house R&D framework and supports our focus on developing indigenous technologies for critical mineral recovery, advanced recycling and refining."

RELATED ARTICLES

JSW Targets Rs 12,000 Crore Top-Line from Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar EV Plant

Shahkar Abidi 22 Sep 2026

Rs 2,500 crore investment to follow a realistic 5-7 year timeline for full capacity utilization.

JSW Replaces Single-Plate Battery Cooling with Dual-Surface Architecture in Heavy EVs

Shahkar Abidi 22 Sep 2026

The dual-plate liquid cooling architecture is designed to eliminate thermal gradients in battery cells.

JSW Greentech Eyes LCV Entry in 3-4 Years as Distribution Network Takes Shape: Sumit Mittal

Prerna Lidhoo 22 Sep 2026

At the launch of its commercial mobility brand Ampstar, Mittal sees the LCV market as being driven by distribution stren...

NEXT STORY