Canada’s NMG, General Motors agree to sign offtake agreement on supply of anode active materials
The agreement entails NMG supplying a volume of 18,000 metric tons of AAM material per annum to GM for an initial six-year term
Canada-based supplier of anode active materials (AAM) for batteries, Nouveau Monde Graphite Inc. (NMG) and General Motors Holdings LLC (GM), a wholly owned subsidiary of General Motors Co., have agreed to sign a supply agreement where NMG will supply the US automaker with 18,000 metric tons of AAM output per annum, NMG announced Feb. 15.
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