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2021-07-23

Ivanhoe Capital Acquisition Corp (SPAC) is looking to acquire/ merge with a lithium- metal battery maker for electric vehicles called SES.

For those who missed out on Quantumscape, it’s not too late to get into Ivanhoe. It’s valuation is below QS too.

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Tight Battery Market Is Next Test for EVs Caught in Chip Crisis

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