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Exploding Demand Failing Infrastructure The Global Lithium-Ion Battery Recycling Crisis Explained

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Lithium Ion battery recycling market was valued at USD 10.4 billion in 2023 and is projected to grow to USD 27.8 billion by 2030, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 15.6% from 2024 to 2030. Lithium-ion battery recycling technology is undergoing innovation, transforming the market to make the process more efficient and sustainable.

Pune, Maharashtra, India, 19th Jun 2025 – In 2024, lithium-ion battery recycling market continued to be a pressing issue, with a substantial percentage of end-of-life batteries remaining unrecycled. The global recycling rate for lithium-ion batteries reached approximately 59%, indicating that around 41% were not recycled and often ended up in landfills. This challenge is particularly pronounced in emerging markets like India, where the recycling infrastructure is still in its nascent stages. Within the electric vehicle (EV) sector, the recycling rate was alarmingly low, with only about 5% of EV batteries being recycled, leaving a staggering 95% unreclaimed. Furthermore, industry analysts suggest that up to 98.3% of smaller-format lithium-ion batteries, commonly found in consumer electronics, may still be disposed of without appropriate recycling measures in place.

The discrepancy between battery production and recycling presents a significant challenge in environmental and resource management. As concerns about the availability of essential raw materials such as cobalt, lithium, and nickel grow, along with the environmental risks associated with improper disposal, enhancing battery recycling initiatives has emerged as a critical priority for governments, manufacturers, and environmental organizations globally.

For in detail analysis about lithium ion battery recycling market visit: https://marksparksolutions.com/reports/lithium-ion-battery-market-2024-2030

Innovations in recycling technologies are essential for progressing the lithium-ion battery recycling market by enhancing efficiency and reducing costs. Significant advancements include direct recycling methods and improved separation processes.

Direct recycling techniques aim to maintain the original structure of the battery, facilitating the recovery of high-value materials such as lithium, cobalt, and nickel with minimal chemical processing. This approach diminishes the environmental footprint and lowers expenses compared to traditional recycling methods.

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In February 2024, Cirba Solutions and EcoPro signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to enhance the recycling of lithium-ion batteries. This collaboration is crucial due to the rising demand for battery materials and the emphasis on clean energy production in the US.

In April 2022, Umicore entered into a long-term strategic supply agreement with Automotive Cells Company (ACC) for battery recycling services. Upon completing the Umicore recycling process, the recovered metals are delivered to the ACC pilot plant in Nersac, France, in battery-grade quality, enabling them to be reused in manufacturing new Li-ion batteries.

In August 2021, Glencore formed a long-term strategic partnership with Britishvolt, a leader in electric vehicle battery technology and production in the UK. Through this partnership, Glencore supplies Britishvolt with cobalt. This collaboration strengthened Glencore’s position in the lithium-ion battery recycling market through its product portfolio.

Key USP of the report:

  • Market snapshot (2024 size USD Million & Units, CAGR forecast)
  • Key highlights (growth areas, major shifts, etc.)
  • Company profiles (market share, product offerings, plant locations)
  • Key strategies: M&A, expansions, partnerships
  • SWOT analysis for top players
  • Benchmarking: technology, scale, sustainability commitments
  • CAPEX & OPEX for recycling plants
  • ROI and break-even periods
  • Government incentives and subsidies
  • Private equity & venture capital trends

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Exiting AI Launches Platform to Connect Business Owners with Specialist Mergers and Acquisitions Brokers Faster

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The Wyoming-based technology firm debuts an AI service that automates outreach to vetted M&A brokers, helping small- and mid-sized business owners secure qualified representation and shorten overall exit timelines – without upfront fees.

SHERIDAN, WY, June 19, 2025Exiting.ai today announced the formal launch of its artificial-intelligence platform designed to match privately held companies with specialist mergers-and-acquisitions brokers in a fraction of the time required by traditional search methods. The service automates broker discovery, ranks advisors by sector expertise and historical close-rate, and delivers introductions only after each brokerage confirms capacity and interest in the mandate.

Typical small-business sales can extend six to twelve months, due in part to the owner’s need to locate competent intermediaries before buyer outreach can even begin, according to BizBuySell’s industry data. Exiting.ai’s launch version indexes a growing network of independent advisory firms across North America and Europe, applying machine-learning models to align each seller’s size, sector, and exit goals with brokers who have a documented record of successful transactions in similar situations. By analyzing thousands of data points in seconds, the platform produces a short list of advisors who are both qualified and immediately available to engage -eliminating the weeks or months typically spent on manual outreach and screening.

Early pilot users reported broker introductions within minutes of submitting basic business information through the secure intake portal, noting that the automated matching removed a major bottleneck in the exit process.

Key launch features

  • AI Broker-Mapping Engine — continuously scores brokerage firms for deal-size range, industry focus, close-rate, and seller satisfaction.
  • Data-Driven Match Profiles — concise briefs summarizing each recommended broker’s credentials and transaction history.
  • Success-Fee Model — the platform itself charges no retainers; participating brokers follow a commission-at-close structure standard to the industry.

Exiting.ai positions its role strictly at the introduction stage; once a seller selects a broker, the chosen firm handles valuation, confidentiality agreements, buyer outreach, due diligence, and negotiation. This delineation allows founders to benefit from rapid, data-driven matchmaking while still relying on experienced human professionals for the transaction itself.

Looking ahead, the company plans quarterly expansions of its broker database, additional analytics on advisor performance, and region-specific benchmarking reports for the lower-middle-market M&A sector.

About Exiting.ai

Exiting.ai is a technology company headquartered in Sheridan, Wyoming. The platform employs machine learning to automate and optimize the process of pairing business owners with specialist M&A brokers, enabling faster engagement, reduced transaction timelines, and higher close-rates for companies generating between one and fifty million dollars in annual revenue. Learn more at https://exiting.ai.

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Building for Tomorrow: Anand Lalaji Calls for Leadership That Lasts

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Radiology CEO Shares Vision for Culture, Mentorship, and Long-Term Impact in Healthcare

Atlanta, GA, 19th June 2025, ZEX PR WIRE, In a timely and thought-provoking new blog titled “Legacy and Leadership: Building a Radiology Practice That Outlives Its Founders,” healthcare leader Anand Lalaji highlights a critical issue within the medical community: the need for intentional, people-focused leadership that survives beyond any one individual.

Lalaji, co-founder and CEO of The Radiology Group, makes a strong case for reshaping how success is measured in modern healthcare. Rather than focusing solely on innovation or clinical skill, he argues for building sustainable practices grounded in strong culture, mentorship, and succession planning.

“Leadership isn’t just about being at the top—it’s about creating other leaders,” Lalaji writes. “If you want your practice to last, make culture a priority, not an afterthought.”

In an era where more than 40% of physicians report feeling burned out and medical groups face growing staffing shortages, Lalaji’s message is clear: investing in people and preparing for the future is not optional—it’s essential.

He shares candid lessons from his own experience, offering a model for how medical practices can foster resilience and growth through vulnerability, collaboration, and distributed leadership.

“In my experience, leadership also means showing vulnerability,” he notes. “Admitting mistakes and asking for feedback builds trust—and trust is what holds a team together when times get tough.”

Lalaji also emphasises the urgent need for succession planning. Too many practices, he warns, delay preparing for leadership transitions until it’s too late.

“We don’t wait for the ‘right moment’ because that moment comes suddenly and often unexpectedly,” he writes. “By building leadership capacity now, we’re ensuring the practice won’t skip a beat.”

While innovation continues to reshape the healthcare landscape, Lalaji cautions against letting technology drive decisions without anchoring them in shared values.

“Technology is a tool—not a replacement for the human connection and clinical judgment that define great care,” he says.

Beyond his operational role, Lalaji remains committed to giving back. His foundation supports women’s leadership in elite sports and mental health initiatives—reminding others that building legacy includes social impact.

“Healthcare is about more than business,” he writes. “It’s about community. Leaving a legacy means leaving something meaningful—not just financially, but culturally and socially.”

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As healthcare becomes more complex and fast-paced, now is the time for leaders—medical and beyond—to reflect on what they’re building and what they’re leaving behind. Readers are encouraged to invest in their teams, have honest conversations about leadership succession, and define success in terms of purpose and people, not just progress.

About Anand Lalaji

Anand Lalaji is the co-founder and CEO of The Radiology Group, based in Atlanta, Georgia. A radiologist and healthcare innovator, he is known for integrating technology with human-centred leadership. His philanthropic work focuses on mental health, cancer research, and women’s sports development.

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Switching from Peachtree to QuickBooks can simplify accounting, increase accessibility, and support future growth

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Brandon, MB, 19th June 2025, ZEX PR WIRE, Peachtree (now known as Sage 50) has long been a popular accounting software for small to mid-sized businesses. However, many companies are making the switch to QuickBooks for its ease of use, cloud capabilities, and broader integration options. If your business is outgrowing Peachtree or you’re looking for a more flexible and modern solution, here are key reasons to consider moving to QuickBooks.

QuickBooks is known for its intuitive design and simple navigation, making it easier for non-accountants to manage day-to-day financial tasks. Peachtree, while powerful, can feel more complex and outdated, especially for new users. QuickBooks minimizes the learning curve and improves productivity with its clean, modern layout.

Unlike Peachtree, which is primarily desktop-based, QuickBooks Online offers true cloud access, allowing you to manage your finances from anywhere with an internet connection. This is a major advantage for businesses with remote teams, multiple locations, or on-the-go owners.

QuickBooks integrates with hundreds of third-party apps, including payment processors, e-commerce platforms, CRM tools, and inventory systems. These integrations help streamline your workflows and automate tasks, reducing manual entry and improving accuracy—something Peachtree doesn’t support as extensively.

QuickBooks has a larger user base and a more active support community. There are more accountants, bookkeepers, and consultants familiar with QuickBooks, making it easier to find help when you need it. QuickBooks also offers extensive learning resources and responsive customer support.

Whether you’re a sole proprietor or a growing company, QuickBooks offers a range of products—from basic invoicing tools to advanced reporting and inventory management—that grow with your business. Peachtree can feel restrictive for businesses looking to scale quickly or customize their accounting workflows.

Switching from Peachtree to QuickBooks can simplify your accounting, increase accessibility, and support future growth. With its cloud capabilities, ease of use, and broad ecosystem of integrations, QuickBooks provides a modern and flexible solution for today’s businesses.

To make the switch, visit https://e-tech.ca/Peachtree-to-Quickbooks.aspx

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