Global battery material prices from Argus
Battery materials have become a topic of interest in recent years as the production of electric vehicles increases globally. But this is still a space where emerging technologies could change the conversation quickly, if the current dominance of lithium-ion batteries is challenged by an alternative material that can drive the necessary range for electric vehicles to be embraced on a larger scale. Argus has been at the forefront of covering the battery materials sector, but takes it even further into the full range of electronic metals required to support technology emerging in other parts of the vehicle as well. Argus Non-Ferrous Markets brings transparency to opaque and illiquid markets and studies the details of complicated supply chains that increase price volatility and complicate access to securing enough material to meet future demand.
Minor metals: Battery metals
As automakers continue to invest in electric vehicle production and power companies explore infrastructure that includes energy storage programmes, the group of metals contained in the lithium-ion batteries that support these products has been a sector of interest for investors in recent years. Manufacturers also struggle to understand the impact of changing technology on their raw materials costs, making business planning an increasingly challenging exercise. Argus is well positioned to provide insight into price volatility, global supply and responsible material sourcing for all manufacturers and investors in this sector.
Highlights of Argus global battery material coverage
- Global battery material coverage with optional short and long-term forecast add-on options
- Coverage of production capacity for the largest electric vehicle battery manufacturers
- Supply and demand fundamentals for major lithium-ion battery raw materials
- Table of mining projects to track operational status of global suppliers
- Trade statistics for global flow of battery materials in value and volume
- Strong on-the ground presence in Asia-Pacific, with offices in Beijing, Shanghai, Singapore and Tokyo
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