On the evening of June 11, Tinci Materials announced that the company and its wholly owned subsidiary, Tinci Materials Jorf Lasfar SAS (hereinafter referred to as the “Project Company”), had signed an investment agreement with the Kingdom of Morocco. According to the agreement, the company plans to invest in the construction of an integrated production base for electrolyte and key raw materials through the Project Company in Morocco. The base will have an annual production capacity of 150,000 tons of electrolyte products and critical raw materials. The total investment is expected to be 2.576 billion Moroccan dirhams (approximately USD 280 million).
In the announcement, Tinci Materials stated that the signing of this investment agreement aims to establish a long-term and stable strategic partnership with the local Moroccan government, fully leverage resource advantages, further improve its overseas footprint, and advance its globalization strategy. Morocco boasts a stable political and economic environment, a favorable foreign trade climate, and abundant phosphate resources. Geographically, it enjoys a significant advantage due to its proximity to Europe and competitive cost structure.
The company emphasized that this investment will support the industrialization of electrolyte and other lithium-ion battery materials in Morocco, catering to growing demand in the European market. At the same time, the cooperation marks a key step in Tinci’s global industrial deployment. It is expected to further consolidate and enhance the company’s market presence, overall competitiveness, and level of internationalization, aligning with its strategic development plan and shareholder interests.
Company Overview: Known as the “electrolyte leader,” Tinci Materials was founded in 2000. Its core business includes the R&D, production, and sales of fine chemical new materials, with main products covering lithium-ion battery materials, daily chemical materials, and specialty chemicals. Since entering the lithium-ion battery material field in 2010, Tinci has pursued a vertically integrated model focusing on “electrolyte + lithium hexafluorophosphate.” As of 2025, Tinci holds over 40% of the global electrolyte market share, ranking first in the industry for several consecutive years.
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