Global Entry Group structures India market entry and joint ventures for international critical minerals and battery-recycling companies — covering lithium, nickel, cobalt, manganese and zinc recovery, from feedstock sourcing through JV structuring, regulatory clearance and off-take strategy.
India's electric-vehicle and energy-storage buildout is arriving faster than its domestic mineral supply. That gap — between demand, feedstock and processing capacity — is where the opportunity sits, and where we work.
India's lithium-ion battery demand is projected to reach 127 GWh by 2030. End-of-life battery waste is projected to grow 6x by 2030 and roughly 50x by 2035 — a virtual mine sitting inside India's own waste stream.
India's PLI and FAME schemes target tens of GWh of domestic battery capacity, and Extended Producer Responsibility rules increasingly obligate manufacturers to source recycled content — structural demand, not a temporary subsidy.
Recovering metals from battery waste is typically far cheaper and less energy-intensive than virgin extraction — a durable cost advantage once feedstock and off-take contracts are secured.
Recovered metals typically serve two markets in parallel — battery-grade material for the EV supply chain, and agricultural-grade micronutrients for India's fertiliser industry — giving projects a diversified, lower-risk revenue base.
Figures above are illustrative industry and policy estimates, not specific to any single engagement.
Recovered metals typically require a fraction of the material and energy input of virgin extraction.
India's own waste stream — the feedstock most companies are still ignoring.
We work with international critical-minerals and battery-recycling companies who need an India entry point, and with Indian recyclers, aggregators and off-takers who need a credible global technology partner.
Our flagship engagement. We design the equity split, board governance and reserved-matter protections between a local infrastructure partner and a foreign technology partner — then negotiate the agreement itself.
Feedstock availability, competitive landscape, regulatory pathway and realistic economics — before either side commits meaningful capital.
Warm introductions to recyclers, aggregators, OEMs and off-takers across India's critical-minerals value chain — not a list, a live conversation.
FDI and FEMA routing, Competition Commission of India thresholds, and IP segregation between background and foreground technology — mapped and walked with you.
Sequencing non-dilutive grants, concessional debt and commercial capital — so equity is raised last, once feedstock and off-take are locked in.
Traceability, environmental and social due diligence, and DFI-readiness — increasingly a precondition for both capital and offtake agreements.
Most bankable India critical-minerals and battery-recycling JVs follow a consistent architecture. We help both sides negotiate and build it, from term sheet to signed agreement.
Typically holds the majority equity position. Secures feedstock access, plant sites and local permitting, and drives domestic off-take and distribution.
Typically holds the minority equity position. Contributes proprietary extraction IP, process design, equipment packages and quality-control systems.
Most critical-minerals investment in India follows the automatic FDI route; proposals involving land-border-sharing jurisdictions require additional government clearance.
Transactions crossing prescribed asset or turnover thresholds require pre-notification to the Competition Commission of India before closing.
Clean separation of background IP retained by the technology partner from foreground IP created inside the JV is one of the most heavily negotiated points in any agreement.
From first feasibility conversation to JV closing, our principals stay engaged in the detail — feedstock contracts, board structures, and the regulatory filings that make a deal bankable.
Our engagement model is structured to protect your interests from the first conversation onward. Clear milestones, no surprises — and no capital commitment required until the technical and commercial case is validated.
You contact us. We assess the feedstock, technology and objective — and tell you honestly whether we can help, and in what capacity.
Confidentiality agreement signed. Joint assessment of feedstock characteristics and process fit — before either side commits capital.
Feedstock availability, competitive landscape, FDI route and CCI thresholds mapped for your specific mineral and process.
Qualified introductions to feedstock suppliers, technology providers or off-takers, depending on which side of the value chain you sit on.
Equity split, board governance, IP segregation and deadlock-resolution mechanics negotiated and documented.
JV agreement signed. We stay engaged through site selection and pilot-facility commissioning, not just to the signature.
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