Integrals Power will manufacture and supply hundreds of kilos of its patented manganese-rich LMFP cathode active material.
Integrals Power has secured a £2 million project to accelerate the development of LMFP (Lithium Manganese Iron Phosphate) battery technology. By enhancing battery performance, safety, and cost efficiency, the project aims to support the next generation of electric vehicles and energy storage systems. This milestone reinforces the growing momentum behind advanced battery materials that can enable longer range, faster charging, and more sustainable electrification.
“Our involvement in this programme reflects the growing recognition that LMFP will transform battery performance, cost, and supply chain resilience. By eliminating reliance on critical minerals such as cobalt and nickel while delivering higher energy density than LFP, LMFP is well suited to the evolving requirements of both defence and automotive applications. We are proud to contribute our materials expertise to a project that is helping to advance secure, sustainable battery technologies in the UK and beyond.” said, Behnam Hormozi, Founder and CEO Integrals Power.











