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Austvolt Cathode Active Material Facility

Direct Investment Energy Perth Greater Metro

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Seeking investment value of $251 - $500 million

Austvolt Cathode Precursor Material Manufacturing Plant

Austvolt is poised to be a key manufacturer of cathode precursor material in the global integrated lithium battery supply chain through the development of the first commercial-scale precursor manufacturing plant in Australia.

Cathode precursor material (pCAM) is a high-value and specifically engineered material that contains nickel, cobalt, and manganese. When combined with lithium it becomes the cathode material for lithium batteries. By developing a commercial scale cathode precursor material manufacturing plant in Western Australia, Austvolt will be able to guarantee ethical sourcing and traceability, while helping drive Australia’s advanced manufacturing ambitions.

Austvolt has been granted a 9-hectare land allocation for the cathode precursor material manufacturing plant in the Rockingham-Kwinana Strategic Industrial Area by the Western Australian State Government. The plant will have the capacity to produce 40,000 Tonnes per annum of pCAM.

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Investment sought: $251 - $500 million

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Expected start date:
01 July, 2023

Expected end date:
31 March, 2023

Funding round finish date:
30 June, 2024

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