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Himadri Speciality Invests Over 17 Crore More in Australias Sicona Battery Technologies
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AI-generatedHimadri Speciality Chemicals (India) increases stake in Sicona Battery Technologies (Australia), a developer of silicon-carbon anode materials for lithium-ion batteries. The investment is a strategic move to secure advanced battery material supply for the EV supply chain. Impact is company/supply-chain-specific: Himadri gains exposure to next-gen anode technology, while Sicona gets funding for commercialization. No immediate price or scarcity signal; long-term capacity expansion in battery materials.
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- Himadri invested additional A$2,559,000 (~₹17.54 cr) in Sicona via CCNs.
- Previous investment was A$14,194,000 (~₹98 cr).
- Sicona develops silicon-carbon anode materials for Li-ion batteries with 126 patents.
- Himadri holds 16,753,000 CCNs; may increase stake to 24%.
- Investment is part of Himadri's EV battery materials expansion strategy.
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