Gelion’s core technologies include lithium-sulfur (Li-S) cells delivering up to 402 Wh/kg energy density in its GEN3 semi-solid-state cell and 395 Wh/kg in a 9.5 Ah pouch cell, and non-flow zinc-bromide gel batteries for stationary storage that require no cooling, allow full discharge, and operate across extreme temperatures. Through its subsidiary OXLiD, Gelion also develops ultra-thin flexible solid electrolytes for high-energy, long-cycle aerospace and automotive batteries.
Products include a 9.5 Ah lithium-sulfur pouch cell at 395 Wh/kg, a GEN3 semi-solid-state Li-S cell at 402 Wh/kg, non-flow zinc-bromide gel batteries for stationary storage, and ultra-thin flexible solid electrolyte systems via OXLiD for aerospace and automotive applications.
In late 2024, Gelion received a £2.5 million ARENA grant to launch the Advanced Commercial Prototyping Centre Project in Sydney for Gen3 Li-S and Silicon Sulfur production, secured its first commercial order in its energy storage solutions business, and formed UK subsidiary Battery Minerals Ltd for Li-ion recycling with a £170,000 DBT grant.
Key shareholders include Perinato Pty Ltd (Maschmeyer Family Trust) with 12.7%, Janus Henderson Investors with 6.8%, and Adrien Amigues with 6.3%. The company raised £4.0M in 2023 and £1.7M in 2024. Strategic collaborators include Glencore and Ionblox.
