Jordan,

I won't be able to send the deck today. Still waiting on a few spec sheets approval and validation of production capability for a few products.

I'll send to you as soon as I can next week.

James




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From: James Trevey <jtrevey@forgenano.com>
Sent: Wednesday, September 24, 2025 10:49 AM
To: Jordan Wroblewski <jordan@lithiumbatterycompany.com>
Cc: Daniel <dansheridanmusic@gmail.com>; brian@mavrix.one <brian@mavrix.one>; Nathan Staron <nathan@lithiumbatterycompany.com>; Rick Mislan <rick@mavrix.one>
Subject: Re: Next Steps - Forge Nano & Lithium Battery Co Collaboration

Jordan,

Unfortunately, there is not a large prismatic on our list. I could potentially license a design to make one, but it would take a lot of coordinating.

It would be super helpful if you are able to compile a deck for us which has your prospective cell demand schedule now and for the next few years, as well as what your qualification schedule looks like (maybe program based?). Maybe by cell type?

I also have a verbal matter we can discuss soon. Once I've got the deck ready I'll find time for a short call with you.

Talk soon.

James
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From: Jordan Wroblewski <jordan@lithiumbatterycompany.com>
Sent: Wednesday, September 24, 2025 10:07 AM
To: James Trevey <jtrevey@forgenano.com>
Cc: Daniel <dansheridanmusic@gmail.com>; brian@mavrix.one <brian@mavrix.one>; Nathan Staron <nathan@lithiumbatterycompany.com>; Rick Mislan <rick@mavrix.one>
Subject: Re: Next Steps - Forge Nano & Lithium Battery Co Collaboration

Hi James,

Thank you for the follow up.  You were on my list to contact today!

Would that additional product list include a prismatic cell? I have a client who needs 150MWh a year and they want a domestic 314Ah cell...

I will let you know if I will be able to make it up to Detroit for The Battery Show.

Looking forward to seeing the deck.

All the best,


Jordan G. Wroblewski

Partner | President

Lithium Battery Company

Direct: (917) 266-5336

jordan@lithiumbatterycompany.com<mailto:Jarrett.brownfield@trackmastermobility.com>

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On Wed, Sep 24, 2025 at 11:59 AM James Trevey <jtrevey@forgenano.com<mailto:jtrevey@forgenano.com>> wrote:
Hey Jordan,

Thank you for the quick follow up.

I am working on a compiled deck for you to address the below requests and aiming for end of this week. After speaking with my team, we've decided we'd like to provide information on additional products to you which are typically not on the menu but I have details to sort first.

Regarding shows, happy to discuss when ready. We'll be at The Battery Show in 2 weeks, which I think you should consider attending and I'd be happy to connect while there.

James
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From: Jordan Wroblewski <jordan@lithiumbatterycompany.com<mailto:jordan@lithiumbatterycompany.com>>
Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2025 11:03 AM
To: James Trevey <jtrevey@forgenano.com<mailto:jtrevey@forgenano.com>>
Cc: Daniel <dansheridanmusic@gmail.com<mailto:dansheridanmusic@gmail.com>>; brian@mavrix.one <brian@mavrix.one>; Nathan Staron <nathan@lithiumbatterycompany.com<mailto:nathan@lithiumbatterycompany.com>>; Rick Mislan <rick@mavrix.one>
Subject: Re: Next Steps - Forge Nano & Lithium Battery Co Collaboration

Hi James,


Thank you for continuing discussions regarding our strategic partnership. As we prepare for module and pack production to support your battery cell needs, we would appreciate your assistance in providing several key pieces of information to optimize our collaboration and planning:

Please share detailed volume forecasts for each cell type (e.g., 18650, 21700) you expect to require over the next 1–5 years, broken out by project or customer segment where feasible.

Indicate your anticipated ramp-up schedule for sample, engineering, and production volumes to help us align our development and manufacturing timelines.

Identify any major offtake agreements, anchor customers, or significant opportunities in your commercial pipeline that could impact forecasted demand for modules or packs.

Outline target applications (energy storage, drones, EVs, DOD, etc.) and specify any technical or certification requirements for modules/packs related to these segments.

Clarify your minimum order quantities and expected pricing for each product line.

Please also provide information about any flexibility in volume commitments that may be necessary in case project requirements or customer needs adjust mid-term.

Importantly, we would like to request information on any current or forthcoming cells with a minimum continuous discharge rating of 15C or higher. For these cells, please provide specifications, target applications, anticipated volume requirements, forecasted commercial timelines, and expected pricing.

Additionally, for reference, these are LBC’s most popular cells we've made module and packs for:

18650:

NMC: TNL-ITR18650-2600P

LFP: SW18650-26HPA

LFP: IFR18650-2000mAh

21700:

NMC: INR21700-50S

NMC: INR21700-4000

Providing this information will enable LBC to ensure maximum alignment, timely scale-up, and the most competitive solutions to support your growth across all high-value sectors.

In terms of the shows you mentioned, we are getting our schedules aligned so we can attend.  What's the "secret meeting" in Nov?

We look forward to your prompt response so we can efficiently move to the next stages.


Talk soon,


Jordan G. Wroblewski

Partner | President

Lithium Battery Company

Direct: (917) 266-5336

jordan@lithiumbatterycompany.com<mailto:Jarrett.brownfield@trackmastermobility.com>

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On Wed, Sep 17, 2025 at 7:00 PM James Trevey <jtrevey@forgenano.com<mailto:jtrevey@forgenano.com>> wrote:
Jordan,

Thanks for moving quickly here. I got bogged down today but better late than never.

Attached you'll find data sheets for all (5) of our products, including both 18650 and 21700. Below is a quick summary:


  *
SC2-18-4 - ~3Ah 18650 designed for Army low temperature operation (they won't tell us the application)
     *
This cell has a 100% US supply chain already
     *
This cell can be made in the millions next year by our partner in the EU, until our factory is online in 2027
  *
SC3-18-2 - ~3.5Ah 18650 designed for BB2590 packs (reverse engineered from MIL-PRF-32383)
     *
This cell is 50% US and 50% non-FEOC currently
     *
This cell can be made in the millions next year by our partner in the EU, until our factory is online in 2027
  *
SC2-21-2 - ~5.7Ah 21700 designed for heavy trucking and niche EVs.
     *
This cell is 50% US and 50% non-FEOC currently
     *
This cell can be made in the thousands next year by our partner in the EU, until our factory is online in 2027
  *
SC2-21-3 - ~5.5Ah 21700 designed for drones (it has an Aluminum case and tabless design, super lightweight)
     *
This cell is 50% US and 50% non-FEOC currently
     *
This cell can be made in the millions next year by our partner in the EU. As we show adoption, we'll expand our factory to build these
  *
SC4-21-1 - ~5.5Ah 21700 designed for Li-6T packs (reverse engineered from MIL-PRF-32565)
     *
This cell is 50% US and 50% non-FEOC currently
     *
This cell can be made in the thousands next year by our partner in the EU, until our factory is online in 2027

We can also get 80mmx300mm pouch cells made by our EU partner, if needed.

Regarding the term sheet, please see the attached template that I put together but needs input from you all.

Maybe we line up another discussion for next week to continue our alignment path? Also, are any of you planning to attend The Battery Show in Detroit? Or AUSA in DC? Or AUKUS in DC? Or Upcell in Reno? Or Gigafactores in Nashville? in October? Or the secret meeting on November 5th in DC?

I will check with my people on 301 asap.

I look forward to our next communication.

James


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From: Jordan Wroblewski <jordan@lithiumbatterycompany.com<mailto:jordan@lithiumbatterycompany.com>>
Sent: Wednesday, September 17, 2025 7:56 AM
To: James Trevey <jtrevey@forgenano.com<mailto:jtrevey@forgenano.com>>; Daniel <dansheridanmusic@gmail.com<mailto:dansheridanmusic@gmail.com>>; brian@mavrix.one <brian@mavrix.one>; Nathan Staron <nathan@lithiumbatterycompany.com<mailto:nathan@lithiumbatterycompany.com>>; Rick Mislan <rick@mavrix.one>
Subject: Next Steps - Forge Nano & Lithium Battery Co Collaboration

Gentlemen,

It was a pleasure connecting with you yesterday. I am very excited about the potential for a partnership between our companies. To maintain the momentum from our discussion, I've outlined the key action items below:


  *   James to send the cell specification sheets as soon as possible.
  *   LBC/Mavrix1 will share our top NMC 18650 and 21700 cells for benchmarking purposes.
  *   James to send their term sheet template for throughput contracts.
  *   We should discuss 301 exclusion support for manufacturing equipment.

I look forward to our next conversation.

Best,


Jordan G. Wroblewski

Partner | President

Lithium Battery Company

Direct: (917) 266-5336

jordan@lithiumbatterycompany.com<mailto:Jarrett.brownfield@trackmastermobility.com>

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