I think we can see the call Thursday will be a " heres our goals going forward " type of call. With months of work left to do . It mentioned the key goal of DEVELOPING key partnerships , so it doesnt look like any announcement s will be made on a prtnership with a EV or battery manufacturer though they are working with some and in talks with some i would think. R&D is listed which means that there is a lot more to do to GET to a commercialized product so i expect the commercialization of the product or better said a DEAL with someone is still to take place in the future , not tommorrow . But a deal with someone significant should take place at a point Coretec have enough proven battery data that a company says this is the anode we want and moves on a deal with Coretec. So our biggest question is HOW LONG will it take as the value of the stock continues to go lower. I understand these things take time
From the news release ...developers of silicon anode active materials for lithium-ion batteries and cyclohexasilane (CHS) for electric vehicles (EVs), cleantech, and emerging tech applications, will host a shareholder call at 10:00 a.m. EST on Thursday, May 18, 2023, to discuss the achievements and progress of its Endurion battery program, while also providing insights into the innovation and commercialization goals the Company seeks to achieve throughout the rest of the year.
Endurion applies the Company’s expertise in silicon nanoparticles to the development of silicon anodes for lithium-ion batteries that charge faster and last longer than the current industry standard. On the call, the Company will discuss the significant progress Endurion has made in recent months, as well as the strategies intended to commercialize its product. These efforts include R&D, developing key partnerships with industry players, and the importance and capabilities of its recently-filed provisional patent. The patent identifies three distinct strategies to extend the life and increase energy density of lithium-ion batteries, with an emphasis on manufacturing scalability.
