US cathode expansion Wildcat is expanding US-based production of nickel- and cobalt-free cathodes (LFP, LMFP, DRX) and recently tied to a 15,000-ton commercial LFP facility in Texas via a JV with EnergyX, signaling strong domestic supply capabilities and potential for localized sourcing and partnerships.

acquisition and scale Wildcat was acquired by Holyvolt in 2026 for 73M, indicating corporate backing, accelerated resources, and potential cross-sell opportunities across Holyvolt’s portfolio and customers in expanding battery materials and services.

collaboration footprint With collaborations across 80 companies and over 225 optimized projects and 400,000 experiments, Wildcat demonstrates a broad, proven track record in battery component optimization—a compelling reference base for OEMs, cell makers, and material suppliers seeking integrated solutions.

recognition and credibility Industry recognition as an innovative leader in battery material development and performance optimization reinforces credibility when engaging prospective customers, suppliers, and strategic partners looking to de-risk novel chemistries and speed time-to-market.

financing and scale Revenue range and substantial funding (roughly $100–$250M in revenue with $165M funding) suggest a financially capable partner for large pilot programs, joint ventures, and long-term supply agreements in US-made cathode materials.