Lead Companies in Inner Mongolia, China (2026 Directory, 139 listed)

This directory includes 139 lead-related enterprises in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region in the database, covering waste lead-acid battery collection and transfer, secondary lead smelting, lead-bearing waste disposal and utilization, lead-acid battery production and other segments. The data is not self-reported by enterprises, but manually cross-checked after being captured from public channels such as the pollutant discharge permit information disclosure platform, public notices related to hazardous waste operating permits and transfers, the enterprise environmental information disclosure platform in accordance with law, and the National Enterprise Credit Information Publicity System. Fields may be missing, and disclosure may lag. It is suitable for three types of users: buyers screening suppliers, peers conducting regional capacity and channel reconnaissance, and people who want to find out the other party's background before preparing to discuss cooperation. Inclusion only indicates that the entity has appeared in public information; it does not constitute a judgment on its operating status, capacity, or product quality. Before actual cooperation, please verify independently according to the following methods.

1. Overview

• 139 companies related to lead recorded in Inner Mongolia
• Cities: Chifeng (22), Hulunbuir (15), Tongliao (14), Ulanqab (13), Bayannur (13)
• Company types: Hazardous Waste (122), Smelter (12), Manufacturer (4), Recycler (1)

Data updated 14 October 2026.

2. Company list (40 of 139)

"Verifiable" = a unified social credit code for this company can be found in public Chinese registries. The full list of 139 companies is at https://www.guilinmetals.com/en/companies.

3. How to verify these companies

1. Hazardous waste operating permit: Confirm whether the categories stated on the permit explicitly include waste lead-acid batteries or lead-bearing waste. Note the distinction among the four business scope categories of 'collection,' 'storage,' 'utilization,' and 'disposal'; an enterprise with only collection qualifications may not dismantle or smelt on its own. 2. Pollutant discharge permit: Search by enterprise name on the National Pollutant Discharge Permit Management Information Platform; check whether the industry category, main pollutants, and permitted discharge volume match lead-related processes, focusing on whether it is within the validity period and whether there are any abnormal annotations. 3. EIA and acceptance: Require the EIA approval and completion environmental protection acceptance documents; verify whether the construction content and address are consistent. In the lead industry, failure to resubmit for approval for reconstruction or capacity expansion is a common issue. 4. Business registration and credit: Check the National Enterprise Credit Information Publicity System for business scope, shareholders, administrative penalties, and abnormal operation records. Pay extra attention to those established recently but claiming large capacity. 5. Ledgers and manifests: Check hazardous waste management plans and transfer manifest records. The category codes on manifests (e.g., waste lead-acid batteries correspond to HW31; the current catalogue shall prevail), quantities, and destinations must reconcile with reality.

4. What to watch out for

Several pitfalls that are easy to fall into: First, passing off collection-type qualifications as disposal capacity, where the negotiated volume does not match the business scope stated on the permit; second, the permitted volume has been fully used or is about to expire, so goods go in but cannot come out; third, cross-province transfers are made without obtaining approval in advance, and the transport stage gets stuck; fourth, the ledger, invoices, and physical goods are inconsistent, and if environmental issues arise, the buyer will also be traced; fifth, focusing only on price without looking at lead grade, impurities, and settlement method—payment collection cycles and deduction rules for impurities often affect actual costs more than the quotation. Before signing a contract, put copies of qualifications, validity periods, and permit categories item by item in writing.

5. Sources and notes

This directory is compiled by Guilin Metals from public Chinese sources — environmental impact assessments, pollutant discharge permits and hazardous waste operating licences — then cleaned and de-duplicated by hand.

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*Data as of 2026-10-14.*