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Prices of cylindrical lithium cell to rise 5-15% in 2022

Aaron Lee, Taipei; Yusin Hu, DIGITIMES Wednesday 1 December 2021 0

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Cylindrical lithium battery cell prices will rise by 5-15% in the first quarter next year, following two-time price hikes this year, according to sources at battery module suppliers. Prices of cylindrical lithium cells have increased by 10-15% this...

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