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Mercedes-Benz and ProLogium have signed a joint testing agreement for ProLogium's Gen4 solid-state battery cells, building on a decade-long partnership. The agreement grants Mercedes-Benz priority access to test the technology, which offers high energy density, safety, and performance. ProLogium plans to go public on NASDAQ in 4Q2026 under the ticker PRLG.

ProLogium Technology has started mass production of its lithium-ceramic battery cells in Taiwan, achieving 381 watt-hours per kilogram. The company is building a €5.2 billion gigafactory in Dunkirk, France, with production expected to begin in 2028. ProLogium aims to list shares on Nasdaq under ticker PRLG via a SPAC merger valued at $3.8 billion. The company has partnerships with Mercedes-Benz and Rimac, and its technology promises higher energy density and improved safety for electric vehicles

ProLogium Technology and Kyushu Electric Power are deepening their strategic partnership, with the latter investing in the former. They aim to expand collaboration in next-generation battery technology and manufacturing, leveraging ProLogium's cell technology and Japan's industrial resources. ProLogium, which focuses on lithium ceramic batteries, plans to list on Nasdaq under the ticker PRLG upon completing its business combination with Translational Development Acquisition Corp.

ProLogium Technology has started mass production of its 381 Wh/kg solid-state battery cell, meeting China's GB/T 43568-2026 standard. The company, backed by Mercedes-Benz, aims to scale production but faces cost and volume challenges. Its current capacity is 0.5 GWh, with plans to expand. ProLogium's technology has been tested and certified, but its commercial viability for EVs remains uncertain.

ProLogium Technology has begun mass production of its Gen 3.5 Lithium Ceramic Battery (LCB) at its Taiwan facility. The battery achieved 381 Wh/kg and 903 Wh/L energy densities, validated by TÜV and UL Solutions. The company has a decade of commercial production experience and plans to expand globally, targeting automotive, AI data centers, and aerospace markets.

ProLogium, a lithium ceramic battery manufacturer, appointed Antony Sheriff, CEO of Rimac Group, to its board. Sheriff brings automotive and manufacturing expertise. The move aligns with ProLogium's global commercialization plans and upcoming public market entry. ProLogium has over 1,200 patents and a GWh-scale gigafactory in Taiwan.

ProLogium and Nasdaq-listed SPAC TDAC said they secured commitments for a $50 million primary capital investment from existing ProLogium shareholders at a pre-money valuation of about $3.8 billion to support their proposed business combination. Proceeds are earmarked for scaling next-generation lithium ceramic batteries and building a Dunkirk, France gigafactory, alongside a French subsidy package up to €1.375 billion.