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Brunp Recycling Technology Hungary Kft. is a limited liability company (Kft.) incorporated in Hungary in September 2024. It operates as a subsidiary within the CATL group, specifically supporting battery recycling initiatives in Europe.
The company is owned by HK Brunp Resource Recycling Technology Co. Limited and was registered with the Metropolitan Court of Budapest. Its registered office is in central Budapest, and it shares administrative support with CATL's primary Hungarian manufacturing subsidiary, Contemporary Amperex Technology Hungary Kft.
Primary business activities include wholesale trade in waste materials, with additional authorizations for the collection, treatment, and disposal of hazardous waste. The entity was established to advance CATL's circular economy goals, particularly in exploring and potentially developing battery recycling capabilities linked to the large battery cell and module manufacturing plant under construction in Debrecen, Hungary.
As part of the broader Brunp Recycling organization, a global leader in battery directional recycling technology under CATL ownership, the Hungarian company contributes to efforts for high-recovery-rate recycling of lithium-ion batteries, aiming for closed-loop material flows in the European market.
While plans for specific recycling facilities remain under evaluation with no final site selected in Europe as of late 2024, this subsidiary facilitates regulatory compliance, market analysis, and preparatory work for sustainable battery lifecycle management in the region.
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Trial operations began 22 Sept 2026 in the new Debrecen cell factory, activating the first two production lines after occupancy and IPPC preconditions were met.
The new 100 GWh plant in Debrecen will supply European automakers, use renewable energy, and explore local partnerships for battery materials, enhancing CATL's global network and e-mobility efforts.
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