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Tinci Materials signs long-term electrolyte supply deals totaling 3.4M tons

Tinci Materials, a leading global manufacturer of lithium battery electrolytes, has secured significant long-term supply agreements. These contracts collectively amount to over 3.4 million tons of electrolyte, ensuring a substantial volume of supply for its customers. AI

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Tinci Materials signs long-term electrolyte supply deals totaling 3.4M tons

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  1. Pandaily TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] (Pandaily) ·

    Tinci Materials Secures Over 3.4 Million Tons in Long-Term Electrolyte Supply Agreements

    Tinci Materials (002709.SZ), the world's largest lithium battery electrolyte manufacturer, has signed long-term supply agreements totaling over 3.4 million tons...