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CALB taps into EV battery fever with Hong Kong IPO plan

China's No. 3 electric vehicle battery maker reportedly hopes to raise up to $1.5 billion, becoming Hong Kong's biggest listing so far this year.

Battery maker Sunwoda plans to build new 20 GWh production facility

This comes less than 20 days after Sunwoda made an announcement revealing its last 30 GWh battery project.

EV battery maker Gotion plans offshore GDR offering and Swiss listing

Gotion plans to issue Global Depository Receipts (GDRs) abroad and list them on the Swiss Exchange to accelerate its international strategy.

China's Envision to supply batteries for Mercedes-Benz's electric SUVs

Envision AESC will supply power batteries for Mercedes-Benz's EQS and EQE, and plans to build a new plant in the United States.

Solid-state battery startup GTC Power closes over $7.8 million in funding

Founded in 2020, GTC Power provides high energy density products and completed prototyping of 1Ah, 5Ah and 20Ah all-solid-state lithium batteries.

EV battery maker CALB files for Hong Kong IPO

CALB's first filing did not mention the amount it plans to raise, but media reports previously suggested its IPO could raise up to $1.5 billion.

China's Feb power battery installations rise 145% year-on-year to 13.7 GWh

LFP battery installations in China led ternary batteries for the eighth consecutive month.

Sodium-ion battery startup Zoolnasm secures investment from property developer Country Garden

The importance of developing new, low-cost energy storage devices is becoming increasingly important, and sodium-ion batteries are one of the most logical alternative solutions, said an executive at Country Garden's venture capital arm.

Battery maker Sunwoda plans to build new 30 GWh facility

Sunwoda plans to invest about RMB 12 billion ($1.9 billion) to build a 30 GWh power battery production facility in Zhuhai, Guangdong province.

China's power battery installations rise 86.9% year-on-year to 16.2 GWh in Jan

LFP batteries led ternary batteries in China for the seventh consecutive month.
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