Altmin Private Limited, a renowned manufacturer specializing in LFP and other cathode active materials, is delighted to announce its strategic partnership with WMG, University of Warwick in the United Kingdom. This exciting collaboration is aimed at enhancing the global battery materials supply chain, marking a significant milestone in Altmin’s journey towards advancing battery technology.
Altmin is a leading technology company specializing in artificial intelligence and machine learning solutions. Founded in 2010, the company has established itself as a pioneer in the field, providing innovative products and services to clients worldwide. The company’s expertise lies in developing advanced algorithms and software applications that enable businesses to harness the power of AI for improved efficiency and performance.
WMG, part of the University of Warwick in the United Kingdom, is a world-leading research and education group. Founded in 1980, WMG has a strong focus on applied research, working closely with industry to address real-world challenges. It offers a range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs, as well as professional development courses.
The partnership, established through a Research and Development Agreement, underscores the company’s commitment to innovation in the field. Through this agreement, Altmin and WMG will work closely together to optimize cathode materials and develop a range of cell designs across different form factors.
The collaboration will benefit from the expertise of Professor Louis Piper and his esteemed team at WMG, who bring a wealth of experience in battery materials and cell development, making them an ideal partner for Altmin’s ambitious expansion plans. The collaborative efforts will take place at WMG’s state-of-the-art Energy Innovation Centre, providing a conducive environment for innovation and research.
This partnership not only signifies a significant step forward for Altmin but also highlights the importance of collaboration in driving advancements in battery technology. Altmin’s strategic initiative to integrate LFP technology with WMG’s expertise signifies a significant leap forward in the company’s mission to establish large-scale battery materials manufacturing facilities.
Initially concentrating on the Indian market, Altmin envisions expanding its footprint to encompass the UK, Europe, and the USA, thereby making substantial contributions to the global advancement of battery technology. Anjani Sri Mourya Sunkavalli, the Founder and Managing Director of Altmin, expressed her profound excitement about the partnership, highlighting that the collaboration with WMG, University of Warwick, was a momentous step forward.
She underscored that this collaboration demonstrated their unwavering dedication to fostering innovation in the global battery materials sector. With access to WMG’s world-class research facilities and highly skilled team, she noted that the company now had the unique opportunity to explore novel avenues and redefine the possibilities of battery technology.
Professor Louis Piper from WMG highlighted the resurgence of LFP (lithium iron phosphate) batteries, emphasizing the critical need to diversify supply chains and optimize next-generation LFP technologies to meet the growing demand for battery cells. He expressed his enthusiasm for collaborating with Altmin and supporting their efforts to advance battery technology in India and globally.
This partnership underscores Altmin’s commitment to transforming the energy storage sector and hastening the shift toward a cleaner, more sustainable future. In a recent development, Altmin announced the successful securing of growth capital, earmarked for funding its inaugural 3 GWh manufacturing facility. This achievement marks a significant milestone in India’s electric vehicle ecosystem, highlighting Altmin’s strategic position in the market and its dedication to innovation and progress.