Jitai Stock Addresses Solid-State Battery Development and Market Status

Published: Jul 30, 2025 18:57

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[Solid-state Battery: Jitai Stock's Solid-state Battery] On July 30, 2025, Jitai Stock responded to investors' questions on the interactive platform, pointing out that the current mainstream power batteries in the market are still dominated by liquid batteries. As the next-generation battery technology, solid-state batteries are currently still in the early stages of industrialisation and have not yet achieved large-scale commercial application. The company has been closely monitoring the latest developments in solid-state battery technology and actively engaging in the R&D and validation of related adhesives, with the aim of providing high-performance material solutions when solid-state batteries enter mass production and application in the future.

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