IBU-tec advanced materials AG is intensifying its international engagement in the battery sector, using two of the industry’s most significant trade shows to connect with potential customers and partners. The German company presented its battery materials product portfolio at the Battery Show in Detroit, USA, and the Battery Show in Greater Noida, India, according to a release distributed via NEWMEDIAWIRE.
At the German Pavilion of the Battery Show in Detroit in mid-October, IBU-tec held promising discussions with potential customers. The Democratic Governor of Michigan, Gretchen Whitmer, visited the company’s booth and emphasized the high relevance of a secure value chain for battery material production in North America. IBU-tec noted that its process know-how and technology platform position it strongly and that it meets all regulatory requirements for battery material production in the USA.
In India, at the German Pavilion of the Battery Show in Greater Noida, IBU-tec conducted technical discussions with numerous visitors over three days and presented its extensive battery product portfolio. The company provided potential new international partners with insights into its development projects, products, and service offerings in both the anode and cathode segments. In addition to a focus on LFP battery material, activities included meetings outside the trade show to further expand IBU-tec’s raw material sources.
The presence in these growing sales markets aligns with IBU-tec’s internationalization strategy and reinforces its strong global positioning as a European supplier in the battery ecosystem. It also confirms the company’s growing international visibility. The Battery Shows in the USA and India are leading events for the global battery industry, attracting international battery corporations, large OEMs, and various service providers. This year, global players such as Siemens, Stellantis, and LG participated, with more than 34,000 attendees across the two shows.
Ulrich Weitz, CPO of IBU-tec, stated: “Through our trips to India and the USA, we were able to deepen existing collaborations and initiate new partnerships. With this, we are taking our international activities to the next level and reinforcing our claim to be a global battery company.”
The IBU-tec Group develops and produces innovative materials for industry, combining thermal process technology with material know-how of around 230 employees. Its products include LFP battery material, a key component for electromobility and stationary energy storage, as well as solutions for air purification, resource conservation, and reduction of plastic packaging. The company serves an international customer base ranging from medium-sized companies to global corporations. For further details, view the original release on www.newmediawire.com.
