On August 19, Anda Technology released that the company's fourth-generation lithium iron phosphate (LFP) products feature a compaction density of 2.60 g/cm³ or above and utilize a double-calcination process, with electrochemical performance, cycle life, low-temperature performance, and other metrics comprehensively outperforming third-generation products.
Through sustained R&D efforts, the company has achieved the capability for stable, batch-scale shipments of its fourth-generation LFP products. Currently, these products have completed certification with multiple top-tier existing customers and are progressively ramping up volume shipments, while the company continues to advance sample validation and delivery to new customers.
The company's 300,000 tonnes LFP precursor project under construction is designed to fourth-generation product standards and is compatible with fifth-generation products. It is expected to be gradually commissioned in Q4, which will significantly expand the company's fourth-generation product capacity. The company will progressively increase the shipment share of fourth-generation products based on market and customer demand.
