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Aandeel Umicore BRU:UMI.BL, BE0974320526

Laatste koers (eur) Verschil Volume
11,360   +0,390   (+3,56%) Dagrange 10,950 - 11,360 475.915   Gem. (3M) 968,6K

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  1. forum rang 7 JdeFL 18 september 2024 16:06
    quote:

    JdeFL schreef op 18 september 2024 08:56:

    [...]

    Nu wel, +11%...
    Umicore in vijf dagen 11 procent hoger

    Umicore veert de jongste dagen op. Sinds het dieptepunt op 11 september klom de koers van de materialengroep met 11 procent. Door de twijfel over de batterijmaterialentak waarderen beleggers de materialengroep Umicore nog op 2,7 miljard euro. In de zomer van 2021 was dat bijna 15 miljard.
    Voorzitter Thomas Leysen kocht met zijn vehikel Tradicor op 6 september 50.000 stuks voor ruim 500.000 euro. Hij betaalde 10,51 euro per aandeel.

    klein laadbeurtje. (Tijd.be)
  2. Erikske 19 september 2024 13:27
    quote:

    Zaadjesplanter schreef op 18 september 2024 18:09:

    Mooi nieuwsbericht. Gooi maar naar buiten dat de voorzitter voor een half miljoen op €10,50 heeft gekocht. Voor mij een teken dat het zwaaaarr ondergewaardeerd is. Insiders hebben vaak toch wat meer inzicht dan wij ;)
    Heeft ondertussen al een half miljoen € winst.
  3. Opdebeek 19 september 2024 17:10
    Press release

    Lithium-metal battery with novel solid electrolyte achieves 1070 Wh/L through cost-effective manufacturing process
    Towards a sustainable and globally competitive battery value chain in Europe

    LEUVEN (Belgium), September 19th, 2024— As the coordinator of the H2020 SOLiDIFY consortium, imec, together with 13 European partners, announces the development of a high-performance lithium-metal solid-state battery. The prototype battery pouch cell, manufactured by imec in the state-of-the-art battery assembly lab at EnergyVille, Belgium, features a unique “liquid-to-solid" processed solid electrolyte, jointly developed by imec and the partners. It boasts an impressive energy density of 1070 Wh/L, compared to 800 Wh/L for state-of-the art lithium-ion batteries. The manufacturing process, which is both cost-effective and adaptable to existing lithium-ion battery production lines, paves the way for commercially viable solid lithium batteries for electromobility.

    The push towards reducing carbon emissions and combating climate change has led to a surge in electric vehicle (EV) adoption. However, the drive for extended range and faster charging times highlights the ongoing need for high-performance batteries. At the same time, it’s crucial to ensure these batteries are cost-effective, as they currently account for nearly half the price of an EV. Thus, the materials used in these batteries play a key role in determining both their performance and affordability.

    Enter solid-state batteries. These batteries use a solid electrolyte material through which ions flow to charge and discharge, instead of the liquid electrolyte used in conventional lithium-ion batteries. This offers potential benefits such as higher energy density and reduced susceptibility to fires. At the material level, the higher energy density of the cell results from the introduction of a thin lithium metal anode together with a sufficiently thin solid electrolyte component. However, developing a cost-effective architecture for their mass production has remained elusive.

    Now, within the SOLiDIFY project, imec and its 13 European partners have created a prototype of a high-performance lithium-metal solid-electrolyte battery. The pouch cell, manufactured in the state-of-the-art battery lab of EnergyVille (Genk, Belgium), achieved an exceptional energy density of 1070 Wh/L, compared to the maximum of 800 Wh/L for lithium-ion technologies. Importantly, with a manufacturing process that is manageable at room temperature, adaptable to current lithium-ion battery production lines and projected to cost less than €150 per kWh, this process holds promise for affordable industrial transfer.

    This achievement was realized through careful evaluation and optimization of new materials and advanced coatings, provided by the partners. For the prototype’s solid electrolyte, a doped polymerized ionic liquid (PIL)-based nanocomposite material was used, enabling a unique “liquid-to-solid” solidification approach. The high energy density was achieved by combining a high-capacity composite cathode, separated from a thin lithium metal anode by a thin solid electrolyte separator (50 µm), which resulted in a compact battery cell stack. In addition, the consortium overcame mechanical strength and cathode impregnation challenges to increase the cell’s charge rate to 3 hours and lifetime to 100 cycles. Compared to liquid electrolytes, the thermally stable solid cell had a reduced flammability, improving safety. The application of nanometer-thin protective coatings enabled the use of cobalt-lean NMC cathodes, reducing environmental impact while providing higher capacity.

    Next steps include further upscaling of this high-performance battery technology. Additionally, imec aims to continuously increase energy and power density of energy storage technologies, also researching next-generation cathode materials and lithium-metal anodes using electroplating.

    The SOLiDIFY consortium consisted of 14 partners, with research centers imec/EnergyVille (Belgium), Fraunhofer (Germany), Centro Richerche Fiat SCPA (Italy), and Empa (Switzerland), Hasselt University/EnergyVille (Belgium) and Delft University of Technology (The Netherlands); as well as industry partners VDL Groep (The Netherlands), Umicore (Belgium), Solith (Italy), SOLVIONIC (France), Sidrabe (Latvia), Leclanché (Switzerland), Gemmate Technologies (Italy) and Powall (The Netherlands). The project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation program under grant agreement No 875557 and was coordinated by imec.

    Further information on the project can be found at www.solidify-h2020.eu.
  4. forum rang 7 JdeFL 20 september 2024 10:50
    quote:

    Armand Lowie schreef op 20 september 2024 10:17:

    Wat is er nu weer aan de hand ?
    Gisteren in tandem Alfen-umi 5% omhoog, vandaag in tandem terug omlaag.
    Gisteren wel geen vragen 'waarom stijgt ie' (geen idee), vandaag wel?
    Misschien ligt het aan Mercedes, ....
    Toont wel hoe batterijgevoelig umi geworden is, alhoewel dat hun core business niet is.
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