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(Sharecast News) - Lithium- and sodium-ion battery cell manufacturer Amte Power has been confirmed as a partner in the new UK government-funded project 'Celeritas', it announced on Thursday, to develop ultra-fast charging systems for electric vehicles.
Read more(Sharecast News) - Lithium- and sodium-ion battery technology company Amte Power said on Wednesday that it was making "excellent progress" in line with its planned pathway to production.
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Read moreAmte Power picked for UK-backed electric vehicle charging consortium
Read more(Sharecast News) - Lithium-ion and sodium-ion battery technology company AMTE Power said on Wednesday that it was shortly expected to be confirmed as a partner in a new UK government-funded project called 'CELERITAS', to develop ultra-fast charging systems for electric and fuel-cell vehicles.
Read moreAMTE Power expects annual performance to meet market expectations
Read more(Sharecast News) - Lithium and sodium-ion battery technology company Amte Power reported a "successful" 12 months in a trading update on Friday, following its admission to AIM alongside an oversubscribed placing in March, which raised gross proceeds of £12.9m.
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Read more(Sharecast News) - Specialist lithium and sodium battery developer Amte Power reported revenue of £0.62m in its first half on Tuesday, rising from £0.58m year-on-year.
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