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Amperion Advanced Materials & Technologies

The materials-science engine of the group — synthesising owned cathode and anode active materials rather than licensing them, with a second, domestically-sourced chemistry track running in parallel.

What AMAT Does

Own the molecule, not just the cell.

Cathode active material is the single largest lever on cell economics. Nearly every large Indian cell programme licenses its chemistry from a foreign partner — AMAT is built to own it, developing AGES's cathode and anode material IP from lab scale toward pilot production.

"Materials fund IP. IP de-risks manufacturing. Manufacturing scale funds the next material."

Focus Areas

What AMAT is building.

LFP Cathode Synthesis

Single-crystal LFP cathode active material development, targeting the extended calendar life that grid-scale storage demands.

Sodium-Ion (NFM / NFPP)

A parallel cathode chemistry track built on domestically abundant sodium precursors — de-risking the group's dependence on imported lithium.

Recycling & Black Mass

Early-stage recycling capability, building toward closing the materials loop as India's end-of-life battery volumes grow.

Roadmap

From lab bench to pilot line.

Phase 1

Lab-Scale Synthesis

  • Lab-level LFP cathode active material synthesis
  • Lab-level NFM / NFPP (sodium-ion) synthesis
  • Early-stage recycling trials
Phase 2

Pilot Scale-Up

  • LFP pilot production line
  • Recycling / black-mass capability, as conditions allow
  • Sodium-ion chemistry matures alongside LFP
Phase 3

Commercial Scale

  • Materials synthesis at commercial scale
  • Recycling loop closes
  • Supplies AEPL's gigafactory-scale cell production

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