Ann: Single Crystal Cathode Manufacturing Patented by NOVONIX, page-47

Yes OppositeDays these are global patents, 100% owned by Novonix.

One thing I noticed from this MetalsNews interview (link at bottom) posted previously on HC by another poster (thanks BTW) is Dr Chris Burns' statement in purple.....each of these breakthroughs are worth between $A150million and $A500million in annual royalties, (eg almost zero costs).

From the look of what Dr Burns said below, Novonix is planning on spinning off these Patents as new companies to maximise the value of the revenues and profits from each patent breakthrough. eg New ASX companies.

Basically, whatever percentage we own of Novonix, we'll receive the same percentage of shares of these new Spin off ASX companies, at no cost to existing shareholders!

Can you imagine the dividends from each of these two patents as a separate ASX company?

Bring on that Sanyo/Panasonic supply agreement for Tesla!

Dr. Allen Alper: Well, that sounds great. Could you tell ourreaders/investors your goals? What is your vision for the Company?

Dr.Chris Burns: Novonix strives to bea materials provider in the battery supply chain.Our goals now are focused on scaling ourPUREGraphite business, supplying synthetic graphite anode product toSamsung SDI. And we've been working with Sanyo and have an MOU in placeto further our testing program, in an effort to move toward a supply contract,and a number of other manufacturers. So our short term goals are to continue to grow theproduction capability and sales and revenue within PUREGraphite over the comingyears, as well as through our research and development.In recent announcements, we've showed that we are developingnew technologies that can be applied outside of anode, including cathode, themanufacturing of NMC or NCA type materials.And we're looking at those as new opportunities for us tobuild new companies,to continue to support the need for a batterymaterials supply chain outside of China. That is really our goal, tobuild a supply chain for battery materials outside of Asia, to support thegrowth of battery manufacturing that's now in the United States and Europe.

http://www.metalsnews.com/Metals+News/MetalsNews/Dr.+Allen+Alper,+PhD+Economic+Geology+and+Petrology,+Columbia+University,+NYC,+USA/FEATURED1304999/NOVONIX+Group+(ASX+NVX)+Battery+Materials+Development+and+Advanced+RD+and+Testing+Solutions+for+Lithium+Ion+Batterie.htm