ACT-ion

ACT-ion Battery Technologies, founded in 2023 in Dallas, US, specializes in advanced lithium battery materials. The company raised USD 7. 5 mn in a pre-Series A funding round on February 10, 2025, led by BASF Venture Capital, with participation from Arosa Ventures, Hunt Energy Enterprises, LG Technology Ventures, and Mirae Asset Capital. , the company is led by CEO Jin-Myoung Lim.

ACT-ion Battery Technologies specializes in developing advanced lithium battery materials, particularly next-generation single crystal (SC) cathode active materials (CAMs). Their innovative manufacturing process produces surface-engineered SC CAMs, significantly enhancing battery performance, energy density, durability, and safety. These materials are designed to meet the evolving needs of the lithium-ion battery market, catering to a diverse client base that includes manufacturers of electric vehicles, consumer electronics, and renewable energy storage solutions. The company's products are primarily targeted at markets in North America, Europe, and Asia, positioning them strategically amidst the growing demand for high-performance battery technologies.

ACT-ion Battery Technologies generates revenue through direct sales of their lithium battery materials to business clients, particularly in the automotive and electronics sectors. Their transaction structure typically involves B2B agreements, where clients purchase materials based on specific project requirements and production needs. Pricing plans are customized to accommodate varying order sizes and customer specifications, ensuring competitive and scalable solutions for clients in advanced manufacturing and R&D. Flagship products, including their proprietary SC CAMs, form the cornerstone of their revenue model, providing a reliable income stream as demand for high-efficiency battery components continues to rise.

In September 2025, ACT-ion raised USD 4 million in pre-series A funding co-led by KB Investment and Kyobo Securities. The company plans to utilize the September 2025 funding for pilot cathode active material production facility build-out infrastructure, commercial validation agreement setup, and electric vehicle sector offtake partnership development.