North battery firm has made good progress in last six months

A Caithness battery manufacturer has made “good progress” in the last six months and intends to set out its vision for the next stage of growth in March.

AMTE Power plc, a leading UK developer and manufacturer of lithium-ion and sodium-ion battery cells for specialist markets, has recruited a new chief executive and chief financial officer and secured additional financing for the business during the first half of the financial year.

The company’s existing cell manufacturing facility in Thurso provides manufacturing capacity to secure contracts for the Ultra Safe and Ultra Prime cells. 

AMTE Power plc (LON:AMTE) is a recognised brand in the production of high-quality lithium-ion batteries across a range of markets including automotive, aerospace, defence, oil & gas and energy storage. They have been been producing cells for over 30 years at their factory in Scotland, which can trace its roots back to the birth of lithium-ion battery cell technology, first patented in the UK.

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