Battery X Metals Surges 30% as NRC Validates Battery Rebalancing Technology
Published on 07/13/2026 at 17:32 | Redaktion boerse-global.de
The persistent problem of dwindling range in aging electric vehicles has drawn Battery X Metals into the spotlight after independent testing confirmed its rebalancing platform can restore nearly all lost battery capacity. Shares of the Vancouver-based company jumped 30.86% to close at €1.76 on July 13, building on a 18.25% gain over the previous week. The two-day rally pulled the stock well above its 52-week low of €1.19 set just five days earlier, though it remains 28.18% lower year-to-date and 49.6% below last November's high of €3.49.
At the core of the excitement is a test involving a Class 3 electric truck, whose usable range catapulted from just 40 kilometers to 295 kilometers after a single rebalancing treatment — an increase of 637%. The National Research Council (NRC) independently validated the results, confirming a capacity recovery rate of approximately 99%. Equally important for commercial viability, the restored performance proved durable: after four months and 2,000 kilometers of driving, the truck still achieved roughly 250 kilometers on a charge. In a separate trial with a light electric vehicle equipped with NMC batteries, range soared from a mere 0.1 kilometers to 135.9 kilometers.
The technology has also shown promise on batteries from Chinese manufacturer BYD, where an additional 84 kilometers of range was extracted. To protect the intellectual property, Battery X Metals has filed a PCT patent application targeting coverage in more than 150 countries. The company is simultaneously developing a diagnostic platform based on the OBD-II standard and pursuing UL certification to ease market entry.
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Commercial rollout is already underway with a finished adapter for the Nissan Leaf — a model with over 650,000 units on the road globally — and work continues on adapters for the Tesla Model 3 and Model Y, Hyundai Ioniq, Chevrolet Volt, VMC 1200 Truck, and the Chevrolet Bolt. The company recently raised US$600,000 via a private placement to fund the deployment of its rebalancing machines, with an additional US$2 million in financing targeted. Two new faces have joined the advisory board: Jeffrey Greenberg, former Executive Vice President at Skechers, who also participated in the private placement, and Zachary Funk, who will advise on strategic direction.
Broader industry tailwinds support the company's ambitions. According to market estimates cited by TokenPost, global EV sales reached 17.1 million units in 2024, a 25% year-on-year increase, and by 2031 roughly 40 million vehicles are expected to have fallen out of manufacturer warranty — creating a large addressable market for third-party battery rejuvenation services.
Despite the recent jump, Battery X Metals remains a high-volatility name. Its 30-day annualized volatility stands at 115.07%, the Relative Strength Index sits at a moderate 63.1, and the stock trades just 3.69% above its 50-day moving average of €1.70. The 100-day average comes in at €1.71. Management is betting that the combination of independent validation, expanding vehicle compatibility, and fresh capital will position the rebalancing platform as a go-to solution for the growing problem of battery degradation in electric mobility.
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