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General Motors Company (NYSE:GM) has signed a multi-year, multi-billion dollar agreement with Norway’s Vianode to provide the automaker with synthetic graphite anode materials for its EV batteries.

Also, General Motors’ deals with Vianode, Lithium Americas, LG Chemical, POSCO Chemical and Livent have boosted its EV supply chain, aligning with its long-term electrification goals.

Vianode, a Norwegian battery materials company, is now a supplier of graphite anodes to the American automaker General Motors (GM). Anode graphite will be shipped from Vianode’s north American plant ...

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