Johnson Matthey targets coming EV market with $270M investment in battery material technology

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By mmillikinSep 22, 2017, 6:00 am185 pts
During its Capital Markets Day presentations, specialty chemicals company Johnson Matthey said it will invest an initial £200 million (US$270 million) starting in 2018 to build capacity to drive growth in a market which could be more than $30 billion sales when battery electric vehicle penetration increases to…

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