On Tuesday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau travelled to Burnaby, British Columbia to announce his latest climate change initiative at the pilot plant of an upstart company that’s tinkering with lithium-ion battery technology.
So rather than targeting the global lithium market, which remains dominated by five large companies, Nano One is focusing on what is expected to be a $23 billion market for cathodes by 2025. It has no revenue, yet its facilities have emerged as a symbol of Canada’s rising green tech economy, where several policy initiatives have been announced in recent years.
Joel Jackson, a BMO analyst, wrote that in a best case scenario, the company would be able to close a $600 million equity raise announced earlier this year to cover construction cost overruns, and also secure new debt funding at similar terms to replace the bondholders.
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