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
<Jarrett.brownfield@trackmastermobility.com>*

Lithium Battery Company <http://lithiumbatterycompany.com>


On Wed, Sep 24, 2025 at 11:59 AM James Trevey <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
> ------------------------------
> *From:* Jordan Wroblewski <jordan@lithiumbatterycompany.com>
> *Sent:* Thursday, September 18, 2025 11:03 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 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
> <Jarrett.brownfield@trackmastermobility.com>*
>
> Lithium Battery Company
> <https://linkprotect.cudasvc.com/url?a=http%3a%2f%2flithiumbatterycompany.com&c=E,1,0_SeAAZnnZEc2OSNupT_Xh6D79NAulrIDpppHwwST7orwHiNACz5Ha43J4iTSR4fY66YPdrypG1jOiFOkixZJA9ufjQXPSo_ni1B69wxCfqud9hQ81OawWNXkg,,&typo=1>
>
>
> On Wed, Sep 17, 2025 at 7:00 PM James Trevey <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
>
>
> ------------------------------
> *From:* Jordan Wroblewski <jordan@lithiumbatterycompany.com>
> *Sent:* Wednesday, September 17, 2025 7:56 AM
> *To:* James Trevey <jtrevey@forgenano.com>; Daniel <
> dansheridanmusic@gmail.com>; brian@mavrix.one <brian@mavrix.one>; Nathan
> Staron <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
> <Jarrett.brownfield@trackmastermobility.com>*
>
> Lithium Battery Company
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>
>