A Study on Setting Up a Lithium Battery Manufacturing Plant at Kayar

Abstract It examines the feasibility and strategic value of developing a lithium battery manufacturing plant in Kayar, Senegal, a coastal town with rising industrial potential. As worldwide demand for electric vehicles and renewable energy storage solutions rises, local battery production is essential, especially in emerging economies. Geographic location, resource availability, infrastructure, and policy environment are examined to determine Kayar's suitability. It also examines battery production technology, cost structures, and economic implications. Through interviews, site evaluations, and comparisons with worldwide industry benchmarks, this report discusses the pros and cons of building such a facility in a developing location. The findings imply Kayar has great potential with investment and policy assistance. Turning into a supply chain hub for clean energy in West Africa. In order to support industrial growth and energy resilience in the area, the study ends with strategic recommendations for stakeholders, including governmental organizations, commercial investors, and foreign partners. Keywords: Battery Manufacturing, Clean Energy, Feasibility Study, Kayar