Brian,

Yes, I have reviewed the file, and I am confident that we can manufacture
this battery using our prismatic machine.

Regarding the pricing model, this is an area where we currently need some
assistance. Jarrett has done excellent work in breaking down costs per kWh
on the assembly lines. However, our current model does not fully reflect
battery production at full capacity, which would allow us to offer more
competitive costs to our customers. Presently, we are using a pricing model
that is suitable for our initial customers, reflecting a higher
manufacturing cost. As we expand our customer base, we aim to transition to
more competitive pricing.

Jordan has been doing a tremendous job in identifying potential customers
and companies that require our services. Where we need help now is with a
well-rounded sales professional who can develop more dynamic pricing
strategies. This would involve looking at our overall capacity and work
orders rather than maintaining pricing that is higher due to being based on
our initial customers. To that end, I would like to activate John Kellum to
investigate this further.

We are seeing interest from customers who want to bring their own parts
into the factory, as well as others who are interested in switching to
domestically made cell suppliers. Given that we are currently at capacity,
we need a dedicated team to delve deeper into pricing if we want to control
costs effectively within the supply chain. Having the new building would be
immensely beneficial right now, as it would allow us to get everyone in the
same room to map all of this out.

We can always ask standard questions like, "What is your current budget for
the battery?" and "What are you currently paying?" to assess if a customer
is genuinely committed to USA manufacturing. This will help us
differentiate between those who are truly invested in a domestically
produced product and those who might be trying to leverage us for the same
price as their Chinese suppliers. We are not looking to work with customers
in the latter category unless they are willing to pay more for a USA-made
product.  It's an uphill battle with these companies that have been taking
advantage of cheap Chinese labor for years and have a hard time adjusting
their pricing, even though they are making a killing on profit margin.


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On Thu, Sep 25, 2025 at 5:29 PM Brian Stufflebean <Brian@mavrix.one> wrote:

> Jordan,
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> Has there been any discussion about pricing and total order size/
>
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> Nathan,
>
> Know how busy you have been, have you reviewed the presentation yet? Are
> we able to produce these, assume you will have to give feedback on the
> pricing model based on the specs.
>
> Also, on the delivery time…
>
>
> *Brian C. Stufflebean*
> CEO, Co-Founder
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> On Sep 24, 2025, at 12:45 PM, Jordan Wroblewski <
> Jordan@lithiumbatterycompany.com> wrote:
>
> Hello Team,
>
> Earlier this week, I had a conversation with the One.Ai team - a battery
> cell manufacturer in Michigan regarding their grid module.
>
> I have attached the work instructions for the module for your review.
>
> Initially, they would need approximately 50 units, with the first 17 ready
> to ship by December 9. All necessary parts for the build would be consigned
> to us.
>
> Let me know your thoughts on timing for this project.  This would be the
> tip of the iceberg.
>
> Best regards,
>
>
> Jordan G. Wroblewski
> Partner | President
> Lithium Battery Company
> Direct: (917) 266-5336
> *jordan@lithiumbatterycompany.com
> <Jarrett.brownfield@trackmastermobility.com>*
> Lithium Battery Company <http://lithiumbatterycompany.com/>
> <Horizontal Module Work Instructions - 52S 2P (2).pptx>
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> Best regards,
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>
>
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