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Charging to the front: Battery M&A activity continues on back of bullish long-term outlook for sector

19 March 2020 • 4 min read

Two major deals agreed this week, as new projections point to upbeat long term prospects for global battery sector

Two major deals between UK-based and international battery producers have been unveiled this week as companies move to seize on the opportunities created by the low carbon transition. UK-based redT...

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