Pure Lithium

Company receives patent for new type of battery in Australia

Pure Lithium Corporation, a vertically integrated next-generation lithium metal battery technology company, today announced that the Australian patent office has granted the company a patent (AU2025271196) titled “Lithium metal anode and battery.”

Australia mines roughly half of the world’s lithium, yet has no domestic battery production at all; every battery the country uses is imported. The granted patent is directed to ways in which Pure Lithium’s technology can change that. Rather than trying to catch up in lithium-ion, Australia can leapfrog the incumbent technology and establish a next-generation industry. As worldwide demand for batteries grows, every country capable of making batteries needs to be making them.

"That is Pure Lithium’s central goal: opening up markets around the world through battery technology that enables local, independent supply chains, keeping pace with demand and strengthening economies," the company said in an August 6 press release, adding that "China controls the lithium-ion battery supply chain and manufactures the vast majority of batteries, leaving all other countries vulnerable."

The above granted patent protects Pure Lithium’s intellectual property in Australia, covering the company’s lithium metal anode technology and its integration into a complete lithium metal battery.