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Clarios Critical Minerals Recycling Plant

Planned · United States · Last reported May 2025

Source: The Business Journals

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Clarios International is considering sites in Indiana, Texas, and Utah for a potential $1 billion project to recycle critical minerals used in batteries. The plant will extract antimony and other critical minerals from recycled materials and serve as a hub for future investments in advanced battery manufacturing and technology development. This initiative is part of Clarios' $6 billion plan to dou

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Prospective
Sector
Manufacturing (Industrial), Energy Storage, Commercial
Location
United States of America
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
The Business Journals

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The project “Clarios Critical Minerals Recycling Plant” is an infrastructure initiative in the Manufacturing (Industrial) sector, located in United States. Taiyo aggregates data on it from The Business Journals.

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Clarios International is considering sites in Indiana, Texas, and Utah for a potential $1 billion project to recycle critical minerals used in batteries. The plant will extract antimony and other critical minerals from recycled materials and serve as a hub for future investments in advanced battery manufacturing and technology development. This initiative is part of Clarios' $6 billion plan to double its capital investments over the coming decade, focusing on an American manufacturing strategy.

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Manufacturing (Industrial), Energy Storage, Commercial

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2025-05-23

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