1414 Degrees ltd. (“14D”) announced it has signed an agreement with George Washington University for a global licence to a silicon nanoparticle technology (“SiNTL”) for use in lithium-ion battery anodes. Acquisition of the licence will allow 14D to leverage its silicon expertise into the battery materials market, while also broadening its product suite. Additionally, the Company received firm commitments for a A$1.2m placement at A$0.042/sh, with an attaching option at A$0.05. Alongside the SiNT ....
