Altilium secures £606,890 through Advanced Propulsion Centre

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Tatton Consulting supported Plymouth-based EV battery recycling company Altilium in its successful application to APC – Advanced Route to Market Demonstrator 3 (ARMD3), awarded £606,890 by Innovate UK for the project Recovery and Reuse of Battery Materials for Low Carbon Battery Pack Demonstrator.

About the funded R&D project

An APC Advanced Route to Market Demonstrator building a low carbon battery pack from recovered and reused materials. Demonstrator funding exists to prove that a process works in a production-representative setting, which is the step between a working recycling process and an automaker specifying it.

Award details

  • Total project grant: £606,890
  • Of which to Altilium: £462,318
  • Competition: APC – Advanced Route to Market Demonstrator 3 (ARMD3)
  • Competition year: 2024/25
  • Project: Recovery and Reuse of Battery Materials for Low Carbon Battery Pack Demonstrator
  • Sector: Automotive / demonstration
  • UKRI project record: Gateway to Research, project 10122233
  • Dataset: Innovate UK funded projects, published 10 August 2026

Tatton Consulting supported the competitive grant application. The award value, competition and project title are taken from UKRI’s published record for this project.

See all Innovate UK awards Tatton Consulting has supported on our grant successes page.

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