容百科技：目前出口美国产品主要来自韩国工厂

Core Viewpoint - Company has made significant progress in various battery material sectors, including ternary materials, manganese iron lithium, sodium battery materials, and solid-state batteries, while navigating challenges such as U.S. tariff policies and new national standards [1][2][3][4][5][6]. Group 1: Ternary Materials Business - Company is the only domestic enterprise with large-scale overseas production bases for positive electrode materials, with significant output from its Korean base and the initiation of the Poland project [3]. - In Q1 2025, the ternary business achieved a profit of approximately 47 million, although it saw a decline due to reduced sales and increased processing costs [7]. - The company aims to enhance its competitive advantage in ternary products to improve profitability as demand for high energy density products rises [3]. Group 2: Manganese Iron Lithium Business - The existing manganese iron lithium capacity has reached full production and sales, driven by increased orders from power customers and new national standards [4]. - The first-generation product has achieved mass production in the electric vehicle market, with significant orders for thousands of vehicles [4]. - The company anticipates that profitability will be achieved once sales exceed 10,000 tons, leveraging scale effects and cost advantages [8]. Group 3: Sodium Battery Materials Business - Company’s sodium battery positive electrode materials have gained a leading position among top domestic and international battery manufacturers [5]. - A 6,000-ton demonstration production line is set to be completed within the year, aiming for rapid development in the sodium battery sector by 2026-2027 [2][12]. Group 4: Solid-State Battery Business - The company has maintained stable cooperation with downstream customers for semi-solid battery materials and has begun bulk shipments [6]. - In the full solid-state battery sector, the company is focusing on the development of high-nickel ternary positive electrode materials and solid electrolytes, with ongoing construction of a pilot line [17]. Group 5: Impact of U.S. Tariff Policies - Due to U.S. tariff policies, products manufactured in China are no longer sold in the U.S. market, with exports primarily coming from the Korean factory, which is less affected by tariffs [10]. Group 6: New National Standards - The new national standards have raised the technical threshold for batteries, leading to differentiation among battery manufacturers, with stronger companies gaining advantages [19].