Consequently, the recycled Li3InCl6 exhibits a higher lithium content than the pristine material. This increase could result from small compositional changes in the recrystallized Li3InCl6 (in line with slight lattice parameter variations) and/or residual LiCl. The indium-to-chloride ratio decreases after recycling. Notably, Li3InCl6 separated from Ni-rich electrodes shows a lower indium content compared to other electrode materials, suggesting significant indium losses during the recycling process.