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NEO Battery Materials Ltd V.NBM

Alternate Symbol(s):  NBMFF

NEO Battery Materials Ltd. is a Canadian battery materials technology company. It is focused on developing silicon anode materials for lithium-ion batteries in electric vehicles, electronics, and energy storage systems. With a patent-protected, low-cost manufacturing process, it enables longer-running and ultra-fast charging batteries compared to existing technologies. It is a producer of silicon anode materials for the electric vehicle and energy storage industries. It is developing and optimizing its silicon anode materials, NBMSiDE, through its all-in-one manufacturing process. Its three types of products, NBMSiDE-P100, NBMSiDE-P200, and NBMSiDE-C100 are manufactured through its nanocoating technology and are based on metallurgical-grade silicon with purities of at least 99.95%. It has developed a nanocoating process to manufacture silicon anodes. Its material provides improvements in capacity and efficiency over lithium-ion batteries using graphite in their anode materials.


TSXV:NBM - Post by User

Comment by Bajabeacheron Oct 01, 2021 11:21pm
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RE:RE:RE:Silicon

RE:RE:RE:SiliconOk they have a source of silicon metal. Must have missed that release doing some DD. I will add though ferroglobe's process for making their silicon metal is anything but Green. High heat Fossil fuel burners, very bad for the environment and the process to make powders with chemicals is just as bad for the environment....just saying. 
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