- Eco & Dream will present advanced precursor materials including LMR and HVM technologies at InterBattery 2026.
- The company is expanding into sulfide-based electrolytes for all-solid-state batteries as a future growth pillar.
The Eco & Dream next-generation precursor technology will be presented for the first time at InterBattery 2026, scheduled to take place in Seoul from March 11 to 13, 2026. The event marks a significant milestone for Eco & Dream as the company introduces advanced precursor materials designed to support next-generation battery performance and cost efficiency.
Advanced Precursor Materials on Display
The exhibition will highlight lithium-manganese-rich (LMR) precursor materials that combine improved energy density with strong cost competitiveness. These materials are intended to support evolving battery chemistry requirements in the global energy storage and mobility sectors.
The company will also showcase high-voltage middle-nickel (HVM) precursor technology, which focuses on balancing performance, safety, and production cost. These materials are designed to help manufacturers achieve higher battery efficiency while maintaining scalable manufacturing feasibility.
Expanding Into Solid-State Battery Materials
Alongside precursor innovations, the South Korean materials specialist is positioning its sulfide-based electrolyte material business as a strategic growth area. These materials are intended for use in emerging all-solid-state battery systems, which are widely expected to define the next phase of battery technology development.
Recognition for High-Nickel Precursor Innovation
Ahead of the exhibition, the company received the InterBattery Award 2025 for its next-generation 90+ high-nickel NCM precursor. Notably, this recognition marked the first time a precursor material itself became the subject of the award, highlighting the technological significance of the Eco & Dream next-generation precursor technology in advancing future battery material innovation.
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