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Mitra Chem

Creating Lower Cost EV Batteries To Compete With China

About this Event

The future of electric vehicles is dependent on the development of better and more affordable battery technology. Mass market adoption won’t happen until capacity increases, charge times are reduced, and prices come down. Mitra Chem is commercializing iron-based cathode materials that achieve all three in batteries that offer an alternative to a market currently sourcing 100% from China at a 30% tariff.

Mitra Chem is an innovator that in just 18 months reverse engineered a best-in-class cathode that is equal to the Chinese. They are already working with Saint Gobain, a $40B inorganic materials manufacturer to produce the next generation cathode thanks to their internal ability to shorten the lab-to-production timeline by 90% or more. Mitra Chem is currently building a small scale commercial plant with a manufacturing partner in Korea to begin production. Once they meet certain milestones, including potential to receive $200M in grant funding in August, Mitra Chem will begin construction of a large scale facility in the U.S. serving battery suppliers to the domestic auto industry.

Register now to watch this fireside chat with Mitra Chem CEO, Vivas Kumar and Denise Gray, former President of battery giant LG Chem, Director of Energy Storage systems for General Motors, and current independent board member of Mitra Chem. They’ll discuss the technology that sets Mitra Chem apart, their unique business model, and their team of world-class innovators, creators, and industry experts who are committed to a clean energy future.

Hosted by Force Family Office CEO, Steven Saltzstein

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July 18

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