L&F Plus Ships Trial Products From South Korea’s First LFP Cathode Mass Production Line

Published: Aug 3, 2026 08:57

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L&F announced on August 3 that its subsidiary L&F Plus made its first shipment of trial products on July 31 from South Korea’s first LFP cathode materials mass production line.

L&F Plus, which is responsible for L&F’s LFP cathode production and sales, completed construction of its dedicated LFP plant in May this year. The plant was built with a total investment of KRW 338 billion on a site of about 100,000 m² in the Daegu National Industrial Complex in Dalseong County.

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