Dallas-based Solidion Technology has received a U.S. Army grant to develop a fiber-based battery system in research partnership with the University of Texas at Dallas.

Solidion Technology, a leader in advanced battery solutions, sees significant share purchases from top executives, reflecting confidence in the company's future.

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Solidion Technology has proudly announced its first-ever quarterly revenue, highlighting significant advancements in battery technology and government contracts.

Solidion Technology has appointed Jaymes Winters as Chairman and CEO while Mark Schwartz steps in as Lead Independent Director, enhancing governance and strategic alignment.

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Advanced battery technology firm Solidion Technology successfully meets NASDAQ's listing requirements, surpassing key market value thresholds and solidifying its position on the Global Market.

Solidion Technology has filed new patents for a silane-free silicon anode that offers significant advantages for electric vehicle batteries, enhancing energy density.

Solidion Technology has retracted its earlier filed Form S-1 registration due to market conditions, reinforcing its commitment to value for shareholders.

Solidion Technology said a 30-plus patent lithium-metal battery platform targets space, low-Earth orbit AI data centers, EVs and backup power systems.

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Solidion Technology is poised to change the lithium-ion battery market with its latest patents for solid-state battery production. This innovation promises safer and more efficient energy storage solutions.

Solidion Technology has launched a groundbreaking battery technology designed for extreme climates and space applications, essential for future lunar missions.

Three STI executives say they bought shares near $7, but the company's own PR machine is driving that narrative—and 12 months of insider selling suggest a very different vibe.

Solidion Technology has launched its innovative bipolar battery technology designed to power various electric vehicles and infrastructure, enhancing energy efficiency and reducing costs.

Solidion Technology has unveiled over 30 patents that enhance lithium metal batteries for space-based applications, aiming for high-performance energy solutions.

Solidion Technology (STI) has appointed Chief Executive Officer Jaymes Winters as Chairman of the Board, effective September 16, 2026, combining the roles of Chairman and CEO.The Board expects this structure to better align strategic direction, governance and business operations, while maintaining independent oversight through the appointment of director Mark N. Schwartz as Lead Independent Director, also effective September 16, 2026. Winters brings over 15 years of CEO experience across oil and gas, telecommunications and retail, including leading Nubia Brand International Corp and growing United Energy to nearly $100 million in revenue, and has extensive mergers and acquisitions expertise. Schwartz has more than 36 years of executive and board experience, co-founded Bodega Latina Corporation and has served on multiple public and private boards, including Starbucks. Former Chairman Dr. Bor Jang remains on the Board. Solidion develops advanced battery materials and next-generation batteries and holds over 385 patents.

Solidion Technology Inc. announces seven new patents for cutting-edge composite anode materials aimed at enhancing battery performance for humanoid robots, AI data centers, and lunar applications.

Solidion Technology (NASDAQ: STI) entered a securities purchase agreement with a new institutional investor for a private placement of 2,333,000 common shares (or equivalents), priced above market under Nasdaq rules, for expected gross proceeds of $35 million.According to Solidion, proceeds are expected to fully fund operations through 2028 and will support commercialization of its patented Extreme-Climate Battery technology for lunar and space applications, inventory expansion, prototype building and testing, and general corporate purposes. Closing is expected around June 9, 2026.