POSCO Future M secures mass-production technology for silicon anode materials, targets supply in 2028

Published: May 21, 2026 17:00

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POSCO Future M announced on May 20 that it has developed silicon anode materials capable of storing more than four times as much energy as graphite-based anode materials.

The company is pursuing mass-production supply of silicon anode materials in 2028, taking into account market demand and changes in the market environment.

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