Projects such as LFP will be put into production

Published: Jun 13, 2025 18:10

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[100,000 mt LFP Project to Officially Commence Production] It is expected to achieve an annual recycling capacity of 10,000 mt of LFP cathode material. Meanwhile, a production line for sodium-ion battery cathode material will be newly established on the factory site to promote the R&D and production of sodium-ion battery cathode material, with an annual capacity of 200 mt. The entire industrial park project is planned to be implemented in two phases, with construction covering multiple advanced cathode material production lines, including a 100,000 mt LMO cathode material production line, a 40,000 mt ternary cathode material production line, a 10,000 mt LCO cathode material production line, as well as the 100,000 mt LFP cathode material production line and its supporting facilities, which are set to commence production.

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