UltraCharge

Lithium-ion Battery Technology

Energy Tech
Non Active, May 2020 ceased to operate

Company Overview

Snapshot

Founded in May 2016 by Kobi Ben-Shabat, UltraCharge operates with 1–10 employees. The company was delisted from the ASX in May 2020.

Business overview

UltraCharge specializes in developing advanced lithium-ion battery technology. The company's core innovation involves replacing traditional graphite anodes with a patented nanotube gel material made from titanium dioxide. This technology aims to enhance battery performance by enabling faster charging, improving energy density, and extending battery life with up to 15,000 charging cycles. Additionally, its carbon-free composition prevents thermal runaway, a common cause of fires in conventional energy storage systems. UltraCharge's solutions are designed for rapid integration into existing battery production lines, serving industries that require high-performance and safe energy storage.

Strategic signal

In May 2020, UltraCharge was delisted from the ASX, indicating a significant operational shift for the company. This event signals a cessation of public trading and suggests a re-evaluation of its strategic direction or operational viability at that time.

Company Intelligence Q&A

What is UltraCharge's core technology?
UltraCharge develops lithium-ion battery technology that replaces the graphite anode with a patented nanotube gel material made from titanium dioxide, designed to improve charging speed, energy density, and safety.
When was UltraCharge founded?
UltraCharge was founded in May 2016.
What was a significant corporate event for UltraCharge in December 2016?
In December 2016, UltraCharge completed a reverse merger, listing on the ASX under the ticker UTR, by acquiring Lithex Resources.
What was the status of UltraCharge on the ASX in May 2020?
In May 2020, UltraCharge was delisted from the ASX, ceasing its public operations.
What was UltraCharge's strategic focus in November 2017?
In November 2017, UltraCharge sought graphene-enabled lithium enhancements following a deal with Dotz Nano, aiming to further advance its battery technology.

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