Media Watch - NVX related, page-2743

That maybe so.

However, Jeff's got blood, sweat and tears in Novonix.

His own son (Jackson) has been working with Novonix for the past 6 years.

Has a handful of his students that studied under him over the years that are working for the company..

He is based in Nova Scotia (same location as Novonix BTS and Cathode materials pilot plant), there is no way Jeff is not vested in the company to succeed.

DPMG is the next breakthrough tech that is currently applicable to current battery systems. This will most likely be Jeff's last decent contribution before retirement, getting Novonix and the team as a global tier 1 supplier.

In 12 months we have seen the IP filed for DPMG and PureGraphite anode materials are currently scaling this technology at a commercial level, 2000TPA install completed, 10,000TPA underway.

Novonix Cathode Materials is at pilot stage, it won't take long with the team Chris has built over the past few years to get this completed and scaling to meet demand.

Everything is about cost and green production methods, Novonix is ticking all these boxes and smack bang in the firing line for Canadian and US grants. Being a legitimate supplier outside of Asia is going to be key.