CATL

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CATL is the world's largest power battery maker and a supplier to a large number of EV makers including Tesla, Nio and Li Auto.
Founded: Dec 2011
Founder: Robin Zeng
Ticker: SHE: 300750
HQ: Ningde
Website: catl.com
  • US EV startup Fisker signs battery supply deal with China's CATL

    CATL will supply Fisker with more than 5 GWh of capacity annually from 2023-2025.

  • CATL posts Q3 revenue of RMB 29.3 billion, up 131% year-on-year

    CATL reported a net profit of RMB 3.27 billion in the third quarter, up 130 percent year-on-year.

  • Tesla, Nio supplier CATL signs deal to license CTP technology to Hyundai Motor's parts affiliate

    Nio's 75-kWh hybrid battery pack unveiled last month uses CATL's next-generation CTP technology to simplify manufacturing and assembly by 10 percent.

  • Apple's talks with CATL, BYD on EV battery supply largely stalled, report says

    CATL, BYD refuse to build teams and factories in the US dedicated to catering to Apple, Reuters reports.

  • US EV maker ELMS signs deal to get battery supplies from China's CATL

    CATL will supply ELMS with 42-kWh of lithium iron phosphate batteries using cell-to-pack (CTP) technology similar to that used in Nio's battery packs.

  • Tesla, Nio supplier CATL to build $5 billion recycling facility for used battery materials

    The investment will be used to build a site to recycle used battery materials and produce materials including lithium iron phosphate.

  • CATL to put one sodium-ion battery line into production next year

    On July 29, CATL released its first-generation sodium-ion battery, saying that the energy density of a single cell has reached 160Wh/kg, which is the highest level in the world.

  • CATL steps up efforts in overseas markets by partnering with BASF

    CATL's first European plant is under construction in Germany and aims to localize the production of lithium-ion batteries, the company said.

  • CATL reportedly bids for Canadian lithium miner Millennial for about $300 million

    A bidding war is heating up between Chinese companies for a Canadian firm to get lithium needed for electric car batteries.