SK On Seals LFP Supply Deal With Posco Future M
SK On signed a 1.1 trillion won ($846.15 million) LFP cathode material supply deal with Posco Future M for 2027-2029. The materials will be used in SK On's Georgia plant for ESS batteries, aiming to build a 'non-China' supply chain. Both companies plan to extend cooperation beyond 2029.
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The 30-second read
Why it matters
The 1.1 trillion‑won contract secures material supply for SK On’s Georgia plant, likely supporting revenue growth and stock valuation.
Market read
First disclosure of a major LFP supply deal that could influence battery sector dynamics and related equities.
What to watch
Potential regulatory or trade policy changes affecting lithium imports from Argentina
Background
SK On seeks to secure non‑China LFP cathode material for its US ESS battery plant; Posco Future M supplies lithium from Argentine salt lakes.
Market effects
strengthens non‑China LFP battery supply chain, may boost US ESS demand outlook
supports South Korean battery exporters and US energy storage market
adds to global shift toward diversified lithium supply
Counterpoint
If demand for ESS slows, the large contract could become a cost burden
Key entities
- companySK On
South Korean battery maker expanding US ESS production
- companyPosco Future M
Posco subsidiary providing LFP cathode material


