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Solid Power targets $75M-$85M 2026 cash investment while ramping MOBIUS to 75 metric tons annual electrolyte capacity

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  • CEO John Van Scoter said the quarter centered on execution toward scale, stating, "The third quarter was marked by continued focus on advancing our electrolyte technology and expanding our strategic relationships."

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