[Lithium Battery: Ronbay Technology Plans To Invest In Annual 300,000-Ton Sodium Cathode Material Integrated Project]

Published: Jul 31, 2026 17:09
On the evening of July 30, Ronbay Technology issued an announcement stating its plan to invest in the construction of the Xiantao annual 300,000-ton sodium cathode material integrated project. The project has a planned total capacity of 300,000 tons per year, to be constructed in three phases and gradually put into production: Phase I for 50,000 tons, Phase II for 100,000 tons, and Phase III for 150,000 tons. The overall construction period is estimated at 24 months. The total investment for the project is approximately 4.723 billion yuan, of which 4 billion yuan is for fixed assets and 723 million yuan is for working capital. The project plans to cover approximately 380 mu of land, with a total floor area of about 350,000 square meters. Construction will include three production workshops and supporting facilities such as a wastewater treatment station, air compressor station, power distribution station, and warehouse.

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