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The global EV Battery Cell and Pack Materials market is experiencing significant growth, with its value projected to expand from $21.1 billion in 2024 to $48.7 billion by 2030, at a CAGR of 15%. This growth is propelled by increasing electric vehicle adoption, advancements in battery technology such as solid-state batteries, and heightened environmental concerns. The demand for high-performance batteries is driving a surge in the need for materials like lithium, cobalt, nickel, and graphite, while innovations in recycling technologies contribute to a more sustainable supply chain. The industry's focus on sustainability and ethical sourcing is encouraging investment in innovative solutions, aiming to reduce reliance on rare earth metals and minimize environmental impact.
In other market news, Pirelli & C was a notable mover up 4.6% and closing at €6.09, near its 52-week high. Two days ago, the company reported a significant year-over-year increase in fourth-quarter net income from EUR 84.9 million to EUR 130 million. At the same time, WeRide softened, down 15% to end the day at $19.83. On Friday, WeRide launched its first fully driverless commercial Robobus service in Europe, marking its global expansion.
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NIO closed at $4.79 up 1.5%.
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Ford Motor closed at $9.29 down 1.9%, close to the 52-week low.
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Tesla finished trading at $281.95 down 3%.
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