E-Power Inc.

CNGR Advanced Material Co., Ltd. engages in the research, development, production, and sale of battery new materials. The company offers ternary precursors; cobaltosic oxide; binary and multicomponent precussors; iron phosphate; LFP; and sodium-ion battery precusors, as well as nickel, cobalt, and phosphorus cathode, lithium carbonate, and hydroxycobalt. The company's products are used in 3C digital products, power, and energy storage. It operates in China, Europe, America, Japan, and Korea. The company was incorporated in 2014 and is headquartered in Tongren, the People's Republic of China.

ECOGRAF LIMITEDEGR · MaterialsWest Perth, Australia

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EcoGraf Limited engages in the exploration and production of graphite products for the lithium-ion battery and advanced manufacturing markets in Tanzania and Australia. It is also involved in the recycle and manufacture of battery anode materials offered to electric vehicle, battery, and anode manufacturers. The company was formerly known as Kibaran Resources Limited and changed its name to EcoGraf Limited in December 2019. EcoGraf Limited was incorporated in 2005 and is headquartered in West Perth, Australia.

Graphex Group Limited (GRFXY), headquartered in Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, was founded in 1981. The company, which rebranded from Earthasia International Holdings Limited in April 2021, structures its operations around three distinct business segments. Its primary activities revolve around the Manufacturing and Sale of Graphene Products within the People's Republic of China. In this sector, Graphex is involved in developing, producing, and marketing various forms of graphite. This includes natural spherical graphite, essential for anodes in lithium-ion batteries used in electric vehicles; high-purity graphite, employed in refractory materials, advanced coatings, and other specialized applications; and synthetic graphite. Beyond its materials science endeavors, the group also operates a Landscape Design division, offering a variety of architectural and planning services. Additionally, Graphex engages in the Catering industry, which encompasses providing catering services, interior design expertise, making direct investments in the food sector, and managing its own restaurant operations.

Novonix Limited (NVX) is a Brisbane, Australia-headquartered firm, established in 2012 (and known as Graphitecorp Limited until its rebranding in July 2017). The company is a key provider of battery materials, specialized equipment, and ancillary services to the North American lithium-ion battery industry. Its operations are segmented into three primary areas: Graphite Exploration and Mining: This division focuses on identifying and assessing graphite deposits within Australia. Battery Technology: Responsible for creating sophisticated battery cell testing apparatus, manufacturing batteries, and offering expert consulting services. Battery Materials: Dedicated to the research, development, and production of crucial battery anode materials. Beyond these core business units, Novonix also engages in investment opportunities and comprehensive battery testing. The company has also secured significant strategic alliances, including a collaboration with Harper International Corporation to innovate specialized furnace technology aimed at refining its synthetic graphite production. Furthermore, Novonix partners with Emera Technologies to co-develop and manufacture energy storage systems tailored for community microgrids.

Enpower GreentechGreen TechnologyChina

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Enpower Greentech is a US-founded solid-state battery maker with over 500 employees and operations across the US, China, Japan, and Germany. The company has shipped over 3 million solid-state cells and partners with OEMs and startups on next-generation green energy storage solutions.

CarbonXAdvanced MaterialsNetherlands

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CarbonX manufactures a patented battery anode material designed to replace graphite for use in lithium-ion batteries. The company serves battery manufacturers by providing a locally produced, sustainable, and cost-competitive alternative to imported graphite.