10/9/25, 5:00 PM

DETROIT, MI (October, 2025)— Capchem, a global supplier of lithium-ion battery electrolytes, supercapacitor electrolytes, and related materials, participated in The Battery Show North America 2025, from October 6-9 at Huntington Place Convention Center in Detroit. The company highlighted its latest technologies supporting the development of safer, high-quality, and more sustainable battery systems, alongside updates on its ongoing global expansion initiatives.

Capchem presented a full range of battery chemical solutions designed to meet the evolving needs of the electric vehicle and energy storage industries. The exhibit featured secondary and primary lithium-ion battery electrolytes, supercapacitor electrolytes, and new electrolyte systems, as well as key materials such as lithium salts, solvents, and additives. Company representatives engaged with visitors, researchers, and partners to discuss product performance, supply chain collaboration, and shared development goals.

Capchem emphasized its commitment to advancing next-generation energy storage through continued research in electrolyte chemistry and material innovation. The company is focusing on improving safety, extending battery lifespan, and enhancing manufacturing reliability to help customers achieve higher performance standards.

As global development of all-solid-state batteries accelerates, Capchem is investing in materials and formulations that can support the transition to these technologies. At the exhibition, the company introduced its latest solid-state electrolyte solutions, which were developed to address both performance consistency and safety requirements in emerging applications.

Capchem is also expanding its international production network to strengthen local supply capabilities and improve customer support. In North America, the company is constructing a new battery chemical production base in Ohio, which is scheduled to begin operations in 2027. Preparations are also underway for a carbonate solvent project in Louisiana, further enhancing Capchem’s regional presence. In Europe, its plant in Poland has become an important center for serving local markets, while in Asia, Capchem’s facility in Malaysia has begun fulfilling customer orders, marking the company’s first successful delivery capability in Southeast Asia.

Capchem’s research and development priorities include customized electrolyte formulations, advanced battery materials, and new functional materials that support innovation across multiple battery chemistries. Their presence at The Battery Show showcased their role as a trusted technology partner in the evolving energy storage landscape.