Ann: Full cell Li-ion batteries produced with Campoona graphite, page-4

Following piece is from announcement today
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Collaboration with The University of New South Wales (UNSW) has led to the assembly and successful implementation of commercially scalable full-cell configuration lithium-ion batteries using Archer’s Campoona graphite. • Campoona graphite found suitable for use in electric vehicle and consumer electronic markets with batteries created using three commonly used cathode variants: lithium-nickel-manganese-cobalt (NMC), lithium-iron phosphate (LFP), and lithium-cobalt oxide (LCO). • Key battery performance parameters were met or exceeded, owing in-part to the exceptional structural and chemical properties of Archer’s Campoona graphite, with further materials’ optimisation expected to improve overall battery performance. • The outcomes of the work provide a definitive use for Archer’s Campoona graphite, and will now be used to target potential offtake partners in the lithiumion battery supply chain and electric vehicle markets.
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Now they can show case a working example of their Graphite from Campoona.
For companies interested in doing off-take agreements, they know UNSW has proven the product works at least as good as, if not better .

Is it possible that Archer maybe interested in being involved in the production side as well since they have had made a workable battery.

I think this is a good positive for the company, who haven't obviously been sitting on their backsides, but have been quietly working away creating things.

Regards
Dabru