South Korean company LG Chem has signed a 2.57-billion-dollar supply contract with an undisclosed customer from the United States, running from November 2025 to July 2029.
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Asahi Kasei from Japan has licensed its new electrolyte technology to EAS Batteries from Germany for the market launch of an ultra-high-performance cell.
Sinopec from China and LG Chem from South Korea have agreed upon collaborating on research and production of cathode and anode materials for sodium-ion batteries.
Munich-based WACKER has developed a gap filler for electric vehicle (EV) power electronics that retains its thermal conductivity at extreme temperatures.
Norwegian battery material manufacturer Vianode has begun construction of a large-scale, multi-billion-dollar plant for the production of synthetic graphite in Canada.
Due to the current market situation, General Motors (GM) and POSCO Chemical have indefinitely suspended the second construction phase of the „Ultium CAM“ project in Canada.
IBU-tec advanced materials AG has expanded its partnership with PowerCo SE. As part of this, the two companies have agreed to a joint development agreement and a long-term supply contract...
Posco Future M, the battery materials division of South Korea’s Posco Group, announced that it has signed its largest anode material supply contract to date. The order amounts to 671...
Australian lithium producer Vulcan Energy signed a binding supply agreement with a Glencore subsidiary. Under the agreement, Vulcan will supply 36,000 to 44,000 tons of lithium hydroxide monohydrate from its...
LS-L&F Battery Solution (LLBS) has begun trial production of battery precursor materials at a new 707-million-dollar facility in South Korea.
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