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Execution of Materials Testing Agreement

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Gelion executes Materials Testing Agreement with tier-one battery manufacturer for sulfur battery technology validation.

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Gelion plc (AIM: GELN), the global energy storage innovator, is pleased to announce the execution of a Materials Testing Agreement (MTA) with a tier-one battery manufacturer. This follows the Company's announcement on 17 April 2025, in which it confirmed that the terms of the MTA had been agreed.

This agreement marks an important milestone for the Company and highlights industry recognition of Gelion's innovative sulfur battery technology by a leading global manufacturer.

Under the terms of the MTA, Gelion will supply materials to the manufacturer for independent testing and validation of performance characteristics. The agreement includes robust provisions to protect Gelion's intellectual property and confidentiality, ensuring the integrity of the Company's proprietary technology.

This collaboration represents a key step in fostering mutual understanding and technical alignment between the parties, with the objective of supporting potential commercial collaboration in the future.

Gelion continues to focus on advancing the commercial readiness of its sulfur battery platform and is encouraged by the growing interest from industry leaders seeking sustainable, high-performance energy storage solutions.

John Wood, CEO of Gelion said: "This agreement is consistent with the opportunity our world-class technology opens to work with leader from the existing supply chain. The commencement of evaluation and testing of our materials and technology by a Tier One cell manufacturer is a significant progression in our commercial roadmap and reflects emerging industry recognition of our sulfur battery platform. We are entering this phase with confidence, momentum, and the strategic focus to establish leadership for Gelion in next-generation energy storage."

Sulfur Batteries

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Cycle lifeThe number of full charge and discharge cycles a battery can complete before its capacity falls below a specified level, typically 80% of the original capacity. Higher cycle life indicates longer-lasting performance.

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