The logo of Lotte Chemical is seen at its building in Seoul, South Korea, June 7, 2016. REUTERS/Kim Hong-Ji
April 26 (Reuters) - Battery startup Soelect and Korean supplier Lotte Chemical (011170.KS) said on Tuesday they intend to invest more than $200 million in a joint venture to make advanced battery components for electric vehicles in the United States.
The companies signed a memorandum of understanding to scale up production of Soelect’s LiX lithium metal anodes for next-generation batteries with higher energy density and fast-charging capability.
Mustang's technology to boost Li-Metal's productivity, speed up commercialization Lithium metal anode technology developer Li-Metal Corp. has signed an exclusive agreement with Mustang Vacuum Systems Inc. (MVS), which develops and […]
IPO Edge and the Palm Beach Hedge Fund Association hosted a fireside chat panel on EV technologies on Tuesday, April 4 at 10 AM ET. The live event featured the […]
Li-Metal and Mustang Vacuum Systems plan to enter into a definitive agreement with the next 28 days. "Securing high-performance PVD machine building capability from a proven manufacturer is a big […]