Core Viewpoint - ProLogium has launched the world's first mass-producible fourth-generation solid-state lithium ceramic battery platform, utilizing its self-developed "superfluid all-inorganic solid electrolyte" (SF Ceramio), marking a significant step towards commercializing solid-state batteries [2][3]. Group 1: Cost and Production Efficiency - The material cost of SF Ceramion is only 3-5% of traditional sulfide systems, with potential to match the cost of liquid electrolytes in the future [3][4]. - The fourth-generation platform employs high-speed roll-to-roll ceramic separator coating (30-50 m/min), rotary coating (15-30 m/min), and modular Inlay unit design, achieving a stacking speed of 0.1 seconds per piece without the need for liquid electrolyte injection [3][5]. Group 2: Production Capacity and Market Expansion - In 2023, ProLogium established the world's first 660mm wide, GWh-level roll-to-roll solid-state battery production line, with over 500,000 batteries shipped by the third quarter of 2024 [5]. - The company has completed international third-party TÜV safety and electrical testing for both cells and modules, and is expanding its production footprint with a GWh-level demonstration line in Taoyuan, Taiwan, and plans for a super factory in Dunkirk, France, expected to start production in 2026 [5][7]. - Projected revenue for 2024 is approximately $5.3 million (around 38 million RMB), representing a year-on-year growth of 134% [5].