Princeton NuEnergy (PNE), a company that repurposes lithium-ion battery materials, has secured USD 30 million in a Series A funding round led by Samsung Venture Investment Corporation and Helium-3. Other participants included Honda Motor Co. Ltd., LKQ Corporation, SCG Group, Traxys Group, and Wistron Corporation. This brings PNE's total funding to over USD 55 million.
The funding will be invested in constructing PNE's first standalone, full-scale direct battery recycling advanced manufacturing facility. The company intends to disclose details about the location and launch later in July 2024.
Analyst QuickTake: The company also secured USD 10.3 million in May 2024 to support the construction of a manufacturing facility in the southeastern US. PNE’s technology, claimed to be a more energy-efficient and cost-effective recovery method for lithium-ion battery recycling, is a move toward onshoring the entire circular process for lithium-ion batteries in the US.
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