GCL Tech targets world’s largest Leshan silicon-carbon anode base in granular silicon conversion plan

• GCL Technology plans to ramp its 200,000-metric-ton LFP cathode plant in Leshan to full capacity by end-October 2026.
• Construction has started on a second 200,000-metric-ton Leshan phase, targeted to start production by end-Q1 2027.
• Signed LFP orders cover total planned capacity, supporting a strategy to diversify earnings beyond photovoltaic polysilicon.
• Silicon-carbon anode scale-up plans center on converting Leshan granular-silicon facilities, backed by a local-government funding cooperation agreement.
• A 10,000-metric-ton Xuzhou silicon-carbon anode pilot has moved into optimization, with customer sampling and validation set to begin soon.

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