Ann: UltraCharge Q&A Insights, page-7

A bit of coverage on our recent Announcement

UltraCharge in talks over battery offering
JANUARY 17, 20175:35PM

Newsbites Finance
Lithium-ion battery technology company UltraCharge is in discussions with partners over potential collaborations related to its breakthrough battery offering.
While the company did not disclose names for confidentiality reasons, UltraCharge CEO Kobi Ben-Shabat said the company is speaking with various groups, including raw material providers, cell manufacturers, electric vehicle manufacturers and energy storage companies.
"Most of these potential partners have identified the advantages our unique intellectual property can add to their product offerings," Ben-Shabat said.
"There are several ways for UltraCharge to commercialise its technology".
Commercialisation options for UltraCharge range from licensing its proprietary battery technology to anode and cell producers to producing its own anode devices for cell producers.
After a busy 2016 - which included listing on the Australian Securities Exchange and establishing a new research and development facility in Israel - Ben-Shabat said the company is aiming to have in-house production capabilities established to provide samples for strategic partners by Q2 2017.
UltraCharge also plans to expand its capabilities by year end to produce semi-commercial quantities for anode or full battery cells.
The lithium-ion battery market is expected to grow 18.5% per annum, reaching an estimated US$140 billion by 2026. In 2015, the lithium-ion battery market was worth US$29.6 billion.
The advantages of UltraCharge's technology over the current generation of lithium-ion batteries include rapid charging (smart phones will be able to be charged under six minutes), longer battery lifetime (10 times longer than current batteries) and enhanced safety.

Over the next 12 months, Ben-Shabat said investors should be watching for milestones which include fabrication of several prototype pouch cells, additional intellectual property announcements, sample delivery of anode products to potential partners and enhanced performance of the current anode technology.

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This reads better than Ann Wont be long before real news
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