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LMFP

By Wildcat Discovery Technologies

Next-generation performance upgrade to traditional and expanded LFP markets | ESS, Entry & mid-level EVs, Commercial & Heavy duty trucks Energy Density 235-320 Wh/kg

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DRX Cathode

The DRX cathode, as we call it, stands for disordered rock salt. It is a high-energy, no-nickel, no-cobalt product that is going to compete really well with all the high-nickel materials that are in the industry now. We see DRX as a breakthrough for the battery industry. From a performance standpoint, it’s made from mostly abundant and available low-cost materials. No nickel, no cobalt. The material has the potential to be about 20% more energy-dense than the high-nickel materials that are finding their way into the market now. We also see the potential for a big safety advantage. The material performs very well in our early safety testing. And then our DRX product is a great fit for anything needing a boost in energy—especially premium EVs.

LMFP Cathode

LMFP is a manganese-rich version of LFP. You’re substituting a lot of manganese into the mix to replace some of the iron. A typical ratio of manganese to iron in that product is around 60:40. These products perform similarly, but manganese is very cheap, and it operates at a higher voltage. Because of that higher voltage, you can get about a 15% boost in energy density. The theory is you’re not really adding costs, but you’re adding energy. We think there’s an opportunity to create a better version of LMFP, and so we’re working on this. We have a basic 60:40 manganese version in testing now that some key customers are evaluating. Based on their feedback, we’re pushing that LMFP to higher levels of manganese and better performance.

LFP (Lithium Iron Phosphate)

LFP Low-risk, existing technology in high demand | ESS, Entry EVs, Short-haul Commercial Trucks Energy Density 205-280 Wh/kg Early Market Entry Lithium Iron Phosphate 1 Wildcat’s LFP is a fundamental building block in the North American Battery Industry 2 Co-development with the company's high-throughput platform (HTP) that enables comprehensive materials experiments to be done 10 times faster than conventional methods 3 Market entry in A-samples in 2024, enabling the next generation of automotive and ESS batteries

LMFP (Lithium Manganese Iron Phosphate)

LMFP Next-generation performance upgrade to traditional and expanded LFP markets | ESS, Entry & mid-level EVs, Commercial & Heavy duty trucks Energy Density 235-320 Wh/kg Performance Upgrade Lithium Manganese Iron Phosphate 1 Wildcat’s LMFP is a next generation CAM to unlock the electrification in truck and automotive applications 2 Enabled through Wildcat’s HTP Synthesis platform, producing real materials tested in full cell batteries 3 Significant energy density increase of up to 15% vs LFP