Recycled cathode material achieves 97-98% of virgin material capacity.
Universal New Energy Holding Group, Inc. (OTC: UNEH) (the “Company”) announces that it has successfully utilized cathode materials derived from recycled lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries. Using conventional battery manufacturing processes, a customer manufactured 25Ah battery cells incorporating this recycled cathode material.Test results show that the cells achieved the expected capacity targets and demonstrated strong cycling performance, with customer test data indicating cycle life exceeding 2,000 cycles.
These results indicate that the battery product meets market performance requirements, particularly for applications such as two-wheeled vehicles, three-wheeled vehicles, and residential energy storage, where it can offer significant cost-performance advantages.
This development represents a meaningful step forward in the Company’s battery recycling and materials technology and is expected to support future commercial opportunities and potential revenue growth.
Highlights
Universal New Energy Holding Group, Inc. (OTC: UNEH) engages in research, development, production, and technical services for battery technologies, recycling, and energy storage solutions. The company is developing capabilities across battery materials, cells, and systems and is building a sustainable, vertically integrated battery ecosystem. UNEH customizes battery cell and system solutions to meet demand from clients in the energy storage and electric-vehicle sectors.
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