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LG Energy Solution Reports Record Quarterly Revenue Driven by EV and ESS Demand

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LG Energy Solution reported record quarterly revenue of $7.21 billion, marking a 59 percent increase from the previous year. The sales were driven by strong electric vehicle battery shipments in Europe and rapidly growing demand for energy storage systems in North America.

From koreaherald.com

Why it matters

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The company attributed its record sales to steady EV battery growth and a sharp expansion of its North American ESS business. Improved profitability resulted from surging North American ESS shipments lowering fixed costs and increased deliveries of EV pouch cells lifting utilization rates at European plants.

From koreaherald.com

Who's involved

  • LG Energy SolutionSouth Korean battery maker reporting record quarterly revenue
  • EuropeMarket for mid-nickel batteries and EV adoption
  • North AmericaContinent driving ESS expansion and battery demand
  • General MotorsAmerican automotive company co-operating on joint venture production
  • Hyundai Motor CompanySouth Korean multinational automaker launching a joint venture

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • North AmericaSpeculative

    LG Energy Solution's expansion in North America might increase its manufacturing and supply chain investment in the region.

  • General MotorsSpeculative

    General Motors could benefit from increased operational capacity following the restart of its joint venture with LG Energy Solution.

  • Hyundai Motor Company could benefit from the launch of its joint venture, supporting battery supply for its operations.

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