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Sumitomo Metal Mining opened Japan's first specialized lithium-ion battery recycling complex in Ehime Prefecture in September of this year.
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Японская компания Sumitomo Metal Mining в сентябре с.г. открыла в преф. Эхимэ первый в стране специализированный комплекс по переработке литий-ионных аккумуляторов.
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