Attero

Every year, Indian businesses retire millions of IT assets- and most have no idea where they end up.

Improperly disposed IT equipment is one of the fastest-growing sources of e-waste in India. It leaches toxic materials, exposes sensitive data, and creates serious compliance risk.

Ready for your free IT asset audit? Contact us at [email protected]

participated in Auto EV Forum 2026, engaging in discussions around the future of electric mobility, battery circularity, and sustainable resource management.

With advanced recycling technologies and strong expertise in battery material recovery, Attero is helping strengthen the circular economy by enabling responsible recycling of critical materials.

As the EV ecosystem grows, technology-led recycling will play a key role in securing resources for a sustainable energy future.

Dr Abhinav Mathur, Advisor to the Board at Attero, will be speaking at the National Conclave on Raw Material Securitization for Metals & Minerals, sharing perspectives on advancing self-reliance, resilience, and resource security.

As India strengthens its focus on critical minerals, conversations around domestic recovery and circular supply chains are becoming increasingly important. Attero continues to support this shift through advanced recycling technologies that recover 22+ critical metals from e-waste and lithium-ion batteries.

Looking forward to contributing to the dialogue on building stronger, more resilient resource ecosystems for the future.