LG Energy Solution and Toyota Tsusho Establish a Battery Recycling Joint Venture in the U.S.
- LG Energy Solution has signed a deal with Toyota Tsusho Corp. to create a battery recycling joint venture in the U.S.
- The joint venture, named Green Metals Battery Innovations LLC, will be located in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
- Construction of the facility is set to begin this year, with operations expected to start in 2026, processing up to 13,500 tons of scrap annually.
- Kang Chang-beom, chief strategy officer of LG Energy Solution, stated that this venture will enhance the competitiveness of their recycling business in North America.
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LG Energy Solution, Toyota Tsusho Form JV For Battery Recycling In U.S.
(RTTNews) - Lithium-ion battery maker LG Energy Solution Ltd., a split-off from LG Chem, announced Thursday that it has established a joint venture with Toyota Tsusho Corp., a member of Japanese auto major Toyota Motor Corp. (TYT.L, TM), focused on battery recycling in the United

LG Energy Solution and Toyota Tsusho Establish a Battery Recycling Joint Venture in the U.S.
The joint venture company Green Metals Battery Innovations will construct a pre-processing facility in North Carolina to extract black mass, a key material for battery recyclingThe new facility objective is to achieve an annual processing capacity of 13,500 tons of…
[Digital Daily Reporter Bae Tae-yong] LG Energy Solution is joining hands with Toyota Tsusho, a trading company of the Toyota Group in Japan, to establish a battery recycling joint venture in North America. This is the first full-fledged start to build a virtuous cycle of resources covering the entire cycle from battery production to recycling. On the 18th, LG Energy Solution announced that it had agreed with Toyota Tsusho to establish a batter…
LG Energy Solution joins hands with Toyota Tsusho to set up battery recycling JV
LG Energy Solution, Korea's leading battery manufacturer, said Thursday it has signed a deal with Toyota Tsusho, a trading company under Japan's Toyota Group, to set up a battery recycling joint venture (JV) in the United States.
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