Thanks for your positive posts Captain Blood , we are all...

Thanks for your positive posts Captain Blood , we are all growing weary about how long it takes for a small biotech to break into the big end of town , must be pretty close by all this going on ADO investors , spend a little time and have a good at the Anteo website, what has been achieved is incredible , https://www.anteotech.com/about/

I want to break free by Queen reminds me of some of the posters here ,look forward to every day as if its your last!



• First commercial order for Ultranode™ received and shipped to Mercedes-Benz for evaluation.
• Progress on commercial discussions with Wyon with Brisbane site visit by technical representative.
• Positive impact of Anteo X™ when combined with leading chemistry company’s inactive materials for silicon anodes. Further validation required prior to execution of commercial agreement.
• Consumer electronics opportunity progressed, and proposal submitted.
• Fabian Beck commencement as Vice President of International Sales.
• Serum Institute of India increasing AnteoBind™ usage – follow on orders expected by end of FY25.
• Promising initial results with Vidcare Innovations.
• $4.0m ARENA grant awarded to AnteoTech – matched funding [required] to deliver Generation 2 Ultranode™.
• $4.3m capital raising completed to enhance Clean Energy sales, support customer projects and accelerate the ongoing development of Ultranode™.
• Closing cash of $7.4m.

About AnteoTech
We focus on global challenges

We’re an Australian public company headquartered in Brisbane. Our patented metal-ion-based technology is applied to improve the performance of next-generation lithium-ion batteries and in the development of diagnostic solutions in Life Sciences.
OUR ENERGY DIVISION

Meeting ever-increasing performance demands for electric vehicles, energy storage systems and consumer electronics

At AnteoTech, we understand the demand for renewable energy technology is growing quickly. To meet these increasing demands, we are developing technology that will enable our manufacturing partners to build lighter, more compact and cost-effective lithium-ion batteries. We use our proprietary technology to create high value anodes.
Our focus is on capturing a significant stake in the global battery market — forecasted to be worth US$180 Billion by 2030.
Through strategic partnerships, AnteoTech will play a key role in the leading battery technology ecosystems by 2026. Our leading cross-linker, Anteo X and our Silicon Anode program place us squarely within this developing market.

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Our Processes


AnteoTech Energy aims to draw extraordinary performance from ordinary battery materials. Our processes are designed to create low-cost, low-risk solutions that can seamlessly integrate into our partners’ chemistry and manufacturing workflows. The result? A solid foundation for the next generation of silicon-containing anodes.

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Our Technology


AnteoTech’s unique, proprietary nano-technology is recognised for its ability to enhance silicon integration and stabilisation in next-generation lithium-ion batteries. Our cross-linker additive, Anteo X and active material solutions for current and next-generation anodes feature breakthrough performance in binder technology and anode designs.

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Our Partnerships


We seek new partnerships with innovative companies across the renewable energy value chain. This includes suppliers, advanced materials providers, battery manufacturers and OEMs. Our recent partnerships include collaboration with global specialty materials solutions providers and technology suppliers to the battery manufacturing sector and leading European EV companies.

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Our Environmental Impact


At AnteoTech, we are continuously innovating new products for evaluation and incorporation into existing clean energy manufacturing processes. Building one electric vehicle currently takes six times more minerals and heavy metals. Our developments in silicon can provide a step-change in energy density. By creating batteries using a high silicon containing anode, manufacturers can produce smaller, lighter batteries with the same storage capacity.