Gelonghui, April 12 | Jiebang Technology (301326.SZ) said on the investor interactive platform that a solid-state battery is a type of battery with a large class of electrolytes in solid form. The cathodes used include current lithium-ion battery cathodes, sulfur, etc., and the negative electrodes are IVA groups such as carbon/silicon/tin, metal oxides, and lithium. In addition to lithium anodes, most other positive and negative electrode materials have the problem of low electronic conductivity, and chemically inert carbon conductive agents need to be added. Carbon nanotubes have obvious advantages over traditional conductive agents in terms of mechanics, electricity, heat, and chemical stability, and have great potential for application in solid-state batteries. The company can customize and develop carbon nanotube products used in solid-state batteries according to customer needs. Up to now, the company's above products are still in the laboratory preparation stage and have not contributed to revenue. In terms of expected results, there is a risk that results will not meet expectations or R&D will fail. There is uncertainty about whether customer approval will be obtained in the future, and there is uncertainty about future economic benefits and the impact on the company's performance.