NanoCamp, Successful in Series A, Breaks Ground on All-Solid-State Electrolyte Manufacturing Facility in Chungbuk

Nanocamp, a startup specializing in all-solid-state electrolytes, announced on the 6th that it began construction of a manufacturing facility for mass production of all-solid-state electrolytes on the 5th.

The manufacturing facility is being constructed on an 8,787㎡ site in the Dongchungju Industrial Complex, Chungju-si, Chungcheongbuk-do, and after completing the first phase and stabilizing the process next year, full-scale mass production is scheduled to start by the end of 2024.

Nanocamp successfully secured initial investment simultaneously with its incorporation last year, and despite the recent investment winter, it smoothly completed its Series A round within just over a year since its establishment.

As a result, Nanocamp has secured the necessary funds to complete and promptly operate the solid electrolyte manufacturing facility in the first half of 2024 as originally planned.

The Series A round included participation from multiple investors such as IBK Industrial Bank, Woori Bank, Newmain, Cornerstone Investment Partners, and Timeworks Investment.

Choi Jaeman, CEO of Nanocamp, stated, “We attracted institutional investors by demonstrating a clear business model, differentiated technology, and rapid business execution capabilities,” adding, “Given the limitless growth potential of the all-solid-state battery market, our goal through the expansion of this manufacturing facility is to mass-produce at least 20 tons annually of sulfide-based solid electrolytes.”

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