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IThank you for translating the article. I was about to fall asleep yesterday and saw that an article had been uploaded so I just copy-pasted. That's why I like this group. I like to drill into it locally or in Brussels. Others handle the figures better. That was what I meant by a little extra info.

For me, one of the most important milestones is reached with production*.


https://www.talga.se/nyheter/batterikunder-i-ko-nar-talga-ska-inviga-europas-forsta-anodfabrik/:

"Battery customers in line for Talga to inaugurate Europe's first anode factory

Battery anode company Talga, with operations in northern Sweden, now announces that it has produced a first test batch of its Talnode®-C battery anode product at its Luleå facility and that it has over 20 battery and automotive customers lined up to receive the first batches for commercial testing. At the same time, Talga invites to an official inauguration of the facility in early April.

The construction of Europe's first lithium-ion battery anode plant is progressing according to plan and the first batch of the flagship product Talnode®-C has now been produced at the first stage plant in Luleå. The material was produced when the large material furnace was successfully started up for the first time - a milestone in the company's history*.

Talga can also now report a very high level of interest, with over 20 battery and automotive customers lining up to receive their first shipments of materials for large-scale commercial testing - a natural step in the industry. Talga makes materials with the world's lowest carbon footprint and is well positioned from a geopolitical perspective, where from within the EU it will be able to supply anode materials for the battery boom that is underway and growing.

Talga founder and CEO Mark Thompson comments:
"It is significant to be the first company in Europe to produce anodes for lithium-ion batteries. The fact that we do it from our own mines and with our own process and materials technology is a testament to the excellence and hard work of our employees. This, as well as the fact that Talnode®-C is the proven greenest anode product in the world, gives me confidence that we have a very promising future in supplying the growing battery market with local, green anodes."

Opening 1 and 2 April
On Friday 1 April, Talga will welcome guests from business, media and society as the facility officially opens and gets up and running. The following day, Saturday 2 April, there will also be an open house where the public will be offered guided tours to see what Europe's first anode factory looks like from the inside.
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