Liwang New Energy Explores New Lithium Battery Products

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Jan.16.2024

Liwang New Energy Explores New Lithium Battery Products

Guangdong Liwang New Energy Co., Ltd. received three institutional visits and highlighted its advantages and future plans in the lithium-ion battery business.

On January 13th, Guangdong Liwang New Energy Co., Ltd. (831627) hosted research visits from three institutions, providing detailed information about the company's competitive advantages and future development plans in the field of lithium-ion batteries.

Li Wang New Energy states that it is currently researching and developing new lithium battery products such as 1.5V lithium batteries, Bluetooth batteries, smart wearable lithium batteries, and soft-pack lithium batteries. Some potential customers, including Zidan Alkiswani&Partners Co. from overseas and Fulikai Medical Supplies (Dongguan) Co., Ltd. from domestic market, are currently in negotiations. In addition, longstanding customers like Shenzhen ALD Technology Co., Ltd. and Shenzhen Sail-Mate Electronic Technology Co., Ltd. also have new demand for lithium batteries in non-e-cigarette applications.

References:

[1] 力王股份：现在在研究和开发新的锂电池产品有1.5V锂电池、蓝牙电池等

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