Nano One is pleased to announce that it has entered into definitive agreements for the sale and lease back of its Candiac building and surrounding property to Candiac Industrial Properties.
We are pleased to provide commentary from our Chair, Mr. Anthony Tse, and an update from our CEO, Mr. Dan Blondal, on the Company’s progress towards its long-term objectives.
With 48 global patents and a waste-free process, Nano One’s technology remains unaffected by China’s trade and technology controls. This positions the company to drive localized LFP production and support battery manufacturers in mitigating supply chain risks.
Nano One is pleased to announce the allowance and/or issuance of 7 new patents to its portfolio, bringing its 2024 total to 11, and its historical total to 48 with more than 56 further patent applications pending, in jurisdictions around the world.
Canadian technology company Nano One Materials is revolutionizing lithium-ion battery manufacturing with its innovative one-pot process for cathode materials production. The company’s approach significantly reduces costs, complexity, and environmental impact by eliminating wastewater and combining multiple manufacturing steps into a single reaction.
In a recent interview on Investor.News, Dan Blondal, CEO, Director, and Founder of Nano One® Materials Corp. (TSX: NANO), discussed the significant […]
December 9, 2024—Candiac, QuebecNano One hosted a press conference to announce $18 million in funding from the Government of Québec. […]
Our CEO, Director & Founder, Dan Blondal, joined Steve Darling from Proactive to share that the company has secured $18 million in financing from the Government of Québec to advance our innovative clean technology initiatives.
The Quebec government has announced an investment of $18 million in Nano One to manufacture low-carbon batteries.
Nano One has been granted C$18 million in financing from the Government of Québec, which includes a C$15 million loan from the Ministry of the Economy, Innovation and Energy (MEIE) through its mandated organization Investissement Québec, and a C$3 million grant from the Ministry of the Environment, the Fight against Climate Change, Wildlife and Parks (MELCCFP), through its Technoclimat program.
Our patented process enables the low-cost production of high-performance cathode materials used in lithium-ion batteries.
Join us in revolutionizing the way the world makes battery materials.
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