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Johnson Matthey’s electric car battery ambitions take sharp U-turn
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It’s a perfect 180-degree strategic U-turn. As recently as April, Robert MacLeod, the chief executive of the FTSE 100 firm Johnson Matthey, whipped up the excitement about the group’s work on battery materials for electric vehicles – a very net zero venture and one intended to replace the looming decline in the company’s core business of catalytic converters for combustion engines.
A new production plant would be built in Finland, in addition to the one under construction in Poland, and long-term deals to secure supplies of raw materials – nickel, cobalt and lithium hydroxide – had been signed. Johnson Matthey, declared MacLeod, had passed “important milestones on our journey towards developing a sustainable battery materials ecosystem”.
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