SK On orders stacking equipment from China’s Yinghe Technology

Published: Apr 30, 2026 11:22

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SK On has placed an equipment order with China’s Yinghe Technology.

According to industry sources on April 29, SK On selected Yinghe Technology as a supplier of stacking equipment, a key system used in the battery assembly process, and placed an order for the equipment.

The order covers stacking equipment used to build electrode assemblies by layering cathodes, anodes and separators, which are key battery components.

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