Tianci Materials Responds to Solid-State Battery Impact: Limited Effect Within Five Years

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Tianci Materials' board secretary explicitly denied market rumors that breakthroughs in solid-state battery technology would disrupt the electrolyte industry, stating that solid-state batteries will not have a very large share within five years, a judgment shared with CATL. Recently, Tianci Materials' stock price has pulled back sharply, falling from an opening price of 52.20 yuan per share on July 6 to a midday close of 40.13 yuan per share today, a decline of 23.12 percent over four trading days, evaporating approximately 24.6 billion yuan in market value. Market rumors pointed to the impact of solid-state battery breakthroughs on the electrolyte industry and changes in the company's relationship with major client CATL, but the board secretary emphasized that the cooperative relationship with CATL remains close, with no changes in shipment volumes or proportions. In addition, the company terminated its subsidiary Nantong Tianci's annual production project of 243,000 tons of lithium battery and fluorine-containing new materials, which had a planned total investment of 2.654 billion yuan, with only 9.36 million yuan already invested in construction in progress, and redirected the remaining over 400 million yuan of raised funds to an annual production expansion project of 250,000 tons of electrolyte. After reaching full capacity, the new project is expected to achieve an average annual revenue of 3.876 billion yuan. The lithium battery sector as a whole has experienced a valuation pullback, with multiple core stocks hitting their daily limit down, and market concerns over oversupply in the lithium salt and electrolyte industries continue to heat up.

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