OCSiAl
Founded Year
2010Stage
Corporate Minority | AliveTotal Raised
$5MValuation
$0000About OCSiAl
OCSiAl focuses on the manufacturing of carbon nanotubes and operates within the nanotechnology industry. The company's main offerings include the production of single-wall carbon nanotubes, which are materials that enhance the properties of batteries and polymers. OCSiAl primarily serves industries that require advanced materials, such as the battery and polymer sectors. It was founded in 2010 and is based in Leudelange, Luxembourg.
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Latest OCSiAl News
Dec 2, 2024
NEO Battery signs MOU with OSCiAl Plant Magazine OCSiAl will supply NEO with SWCNT products to manufacture a high-specification model of NEO’s polymer-coated silicon anodes. NEO Battery Materials Ltd. has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with OCSiAl LLC, an industrial producer of single wall carbon nanotubes (SWCNTs), on October 23, 2024. OCSiAl will supply NEO with SWCNT products to manufacture a high-specification model of NEO’s polymer-coated silicon anodes. There are no material terms or considerations regarding this MOU. Via the usage of single wall carbon nanotubes, NEO targets advancements in three key metrics: battery cycling stability, initial specific capacity, and coulombic efficiency. The primary application areas include electric vehicles and electronics. OCSiAl’s single wall carbon nanotubes, branded TUBALL, are advanced carbonaceous materials. Under the MOU, OCSiAl’s TUBALL will reportedly serve as both a conductive additive and coating materials for reinforcing the structural and electrochemical properties of NEO’s silicon anodes. Advertisement Andrej Seniut, Head of OCSiAl Energy Projects, said, “The battery industry is increasingly recognizing single-wall carbon nanotubes as an indispensable component in various battery technologies, particularly in silicon anodes, where we are seeing a growing number of clients worldwide. NEO’s approach to silicon anode manufacturing promises to reduce the cost of silicon anode materials, which is important for achieving increased adoption of this technology in Li-ion EV batteries. OCSiAl, being also a former start-up, supports innovative companies and wishes NEO success in their research.” Serious issues
OCSiAl Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
When was OCSiAl founded?
OCSiAl was founded in 2010.
Where is OCSiAl's headquarters?
OCSiAl's headquarters is located at 1 Rue de la Poudrerie, Leudelange.
What is OCSiAl's latest funding round?
OCSiAl's latest funding round is Corporate Minority.
How much did OCSiAl raise?
OCSiAl raised a total of $5M.
Who are the investors of OCSiAl?
Investors of OCSiAl include Daikin Industries, A&NN and Rusnano.
Who are OCSiAl's competitors?
Competitors of OCSiAl include CHASM Advanced Materials and 6 more.
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