Next.e.GO Mobile SE Announces Signing of Memorandum of Understanding with Trafigura, a Leading Global Commodities Group, to Solidify Long-Term Supply of Aluminium and Battery Metals
Next.e.GO Mobile SE has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Trafigura Pte. Ltd. to establish a long-term supply chain management agreement, focusing on the supply of aluminum and battery metals including lithium, cobalt, and copper. Commencing in
- Long-term agreement with Trafigura expected to enhance supply chain reliability.
- MOU includes provisions for a supply credit facility, supporting financial flexibility.
- Focus on sustainable sourcing with carbon transparency through Agora platform.
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- The agreement intends to establish long-term supply chain management services leveraging Trafigura’s worldwide capabilities and access to key resources.
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The Supply Chain Solution is expected to become operational starting in
January 2024 - The agreement will increase e.GO’s supply chain reliability and significantly enhance e.GO’s ability to pursue its decentralized growth strategy.
e.GO, based in
Under the MOU, Trafigura will supply
The long-term supply chain management service agreement between the two companies is expected to commence in
“This partnership marks an important step forward for us at e.GO, as we work together with one of the leading and most resourceful partners in the industry to meet the increasing demand for electric vehicles and deliver on our mission of steadfast transition to a zero-emission urban mobility,” said Ali Vezvaei, Chairman of the Board at Next.e.GO Mobile SE.
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About Trafigura
Trafigura is a leading commodities group based in
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