Altech Chemicals Ltd (ASX:ATC) Opening of Battery Materials Site, Saxony Germany
Saxony State Government and industry representatives at opening ceremonyPerth, July 16, 2021 AEST (ABN Newswire) - Altech Chemicals Limited (
FRA:A3Y) and its 75% owned subsidiary, Altech Industries Germany GmbH (AIG) are pleased to announce the official opening of an office and research and development (R&D) workshop at the DOCK3 Industrial Development Centre (DOCK3 IDC), Schwarze Pumpe Industrial Park, Saxony Germany.
The official opening was conducted by Mr Roland Peine, managing director of ASG Spremberg GmbH (a services business that promotes and facilitates new businesses for DOCK3 IDC), in the presence of the head state district officer Mr Michael Harig. Also present were the mayor of Spreetal Mr Manfred Peine and the mayoress of Spremberg Ms Christine Herntier from the states Saxony and Brandenburg respectively, together with many other high level state government and industry repres
Altech Chemicals Ltd (ASX:ATC) Battery Materials Coating Plant PFS Progress
FRA:A3Y) is pleased to provide an update on the pre-feasibility study (PFS) for the construction of a battery materials high purity alumina (HPA) coating plant in Saxony, Germany. The PFS is being undertaken by Altech s 75% owned German subsidiary, Altech Industries Germany GmbH (AIG).
AIG is continuing to make solid progress. The PFS work has progressed to the engineering design phase for a 10,000 tpa battery materials coating plant, which the study is assessing. The plant would be constructed at the ~14 hectare industrial site that AIG has an option to purchase at the Schwarze Pumpe, Industrial Park, municipality of Spreetal in Saxony, Germany.
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Perth, Australia (ABN Newswire) - Altech Chemicals Limited (ASX:ATC) (FRA:A3Y) is pleased to provide an update on the pre-feasibility study (PFS) for the construction of a battery materials high purity alumina (HPA) coating plant in Saxony, Germany. The PFS is being undertaken by Altech s 75% owned German subsidiary, Altech Industries Germany GmbH (AIG).
AIG is continuing to make solid progress. The PFS work has progressed to the engineering design phase for a 10,000 tpa battery materials coating plant, which the study is assessing. The plant would be constructed at the ~14 hectare industrial site that AIG has an option to purchase at the Schwarze Pumpe, Industrial Park, municipality of Spreetal in Saxony, Germany.
Altech Chemicals Ltd (ASX:ATC) Recent Media Interviews with Managing Director
FRA:A3Y) is pleased to advise that recent interviews by The Market Herald and Boardroom Media with managing director, Iggy Tan are now available for viewing on the Company s web site.
In the interviews, Mr Tan discussed the Company s development of a high purity alumina (HPA) coating technology that is specific to anode applications within lithium-ion batteries.
Altech recently announced that its 75% owned German subsidiary Altech Industries Germany GmbH, had commenced a pre-feasibility study for construction of a battery materials coating plant in Germany. Also, on 29 April 2021, the Company announced that it had executed an agreement with SGL Carbon of Germany, to collaborate and support Altech s development of high purity alumina coated graphite materials.
Altech Chemicals Ltd (ASX:ATC) PFS Progress, Site for German R&D Activity Secured
PFS progress, site for German R&D activity securedPerth, May 5, 2021 AEST (ABN Newswire) - Altech Chemicals Limited (
FRA:A3Y) is pleased to provide an update on the progress of the pre-feasibility study (PFS) for construction of a battery materials high purity alumina coating plant in Saxony, Germany. The PFS is being carried out by Altech s 75% owned German subsidiary, Altech Industries Germany GmbH (AIG).
PFS work is progressing rapidly and as planned. The following activities have now been completed:
- A due diligence review of the existing environmental and site conditions at the proposed Schwarze Pumpe site by a local environmental consultant. The review confirmed the suitability of the site for plant development with no issues identified. The German consultant outlined the requirements for plant permitting, and the applicable environmental regulations which the plant will be design