Shooting the breeze on ADO, page-3874

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"Ensuring Australia has strong, reliable, and resilient sovereign capabilities is a priority we all should and must share.

And we are lucky to have companies right here in Brisbane who are working to achieve this.
One such company is AnteoTech, located in Brisbane Technology Park.

AnteoTech two key areas of research and development are: point-of-care testing and diagnostics, and energy.

Both areas are key to securing Australia’s future.

Thank you to the team at AnteoTech for taking the time to introduce me to your world-class research.

With the ever-increasing performance demands for energy storage systems, consumer electronics and electric vehicles, AnteoTech’s research and development into more cost effective, lighter and more compact silicon based batteries is crucial for energy security and resilience.

Their Life Science team has developed AnteoBind, a unique and powerful solution that makes point-of-care testing and diagnosis more effective, efficient and accurate."

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"Expanding Australia’s high-tech battery manufacturing capacity is now a major policy priority of the Federal Government, clearly evidenced by the details in its proposal for a $15 billion National Reconstruction Fund (NRF) to support domestic industries.

As a policy initiative, the NRF was backed directly by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese in a recent speech where he advocated for domestic sovereignty over both critical minerals supply and battery manufacturing processes.

Amid these policy tailwinds, AnteoTech is ideally positioned to spearhead this shift with its existing proprietary technology advantages in the manufacture and design of lithium batteries. The company’s recent partnerships demonstrate its ability to play a leading role in the future domestic manufacture of high-silicon content anodes, which can be exported to global markets."

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“If you look at the part of the ecosystem within which we operate, which is high silicon anodes, down the track we could create a partnership with one of these Australian silicon companies, to buy their processed raw materials and produce the anodes in Australia and ship them offshore,” Radford explained.

“If the government wants to support it, we are delighted to be part of it but you don’t have to do all of the steps to produce a battery to be adding a lot of value to the economy"

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"AnteoX recognised through a number of industry awards – ADO won the Renewable Energy category at the Australian Climate Technology Awards (ACTAs), and the Manufacturing Innovation Award at the Australian Technologies Competition."

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"Consultant engaged and developing grant submissions for non-dilutional funding."

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Appointment of a specialist team to target local and international government grants.

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