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The edtech firm’s latest report explores how tech can drive outcomes across Indonesia’s education ecosystem.

Cakap deepens roots in education by addressing early learning gaps, releases “Impact Report 2024”

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CATL manufactures batteries that power electric vehicles, energy storage, and renewable energy infrastructures globally.

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The Chinese company takes on mining projects, expands overseas, and develops new tech.

CATL confronts triple threat to its EV battery leadership

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Potential EV adopters, held back by concerns over slow charging times, may find confidence in CATL's Shenxing battery technology to jump on the bandwagon.

CATL introduces Shenxing LFP battery to usher in era of fast-charging EVs

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CATL has set its sights on electric aviation with the introduction of high-density solid-state batteries.

China's CATL unveils new battery tech that could power electric airplanes

China&#8217;s CATL unveils new battery tech that could power electric airplanes

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State-backed battery maker gives competitive jolt to China's CATL. CALB racks up orders from carmakers seeking alternative supply source.

State-backed battery maker gives competitive jolt to China's CATL

State-backed battery maker gives competitive jolt to China&#8217;s CATL

CATL is the world’s largest EV battery maker, but can the company hold onto its leading position? EV makers are innovating to offer products forclients.

CATL is the world’s largest EV battery maker, but can the company hold onto its leading position?

Chinese company looks to industrialize alternative to lithium-ion cells in 2023.

CATL goes all in on next-gen sodium-ion EV batteries

BYD, a Chinese EV maker, produces electric cars, buses, and batteries, accelerating adoption of sustainable transportation worldwide.

As the EV race speeds up, can BYD’s battery business close the gap on CATL? Both companies are vying to supply the next generation of EV projects.

As the EV race speeds up, can BYD’s battery business close the gap on CATL?

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Over 20 Chinese investment firms backed battery giant CATL, altogether generating over RMB 100 billion in profits from the venture.

From electric vehicles to renewable energy, CATL’s expansive investment strategy promises bright future

China's global champion in the field doubles down on growth. The world's largest maker of batteries for electric vehicles, China's CATL, says it will rev up production even higher, spending up to RMB 29 billion (USD 4.49 billion) to build or upgrade domestic factories to meet growing demand.