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Arkema and Semcorp partner in battery separator innovations

Dec 8, 2025

Arkema and Semcorp, a global leading manufacturer of lithium-ion battery separators, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to establish a strategic collaboration aimed at accelerating innovation in battery separator technologies and supporting Semcorp in its international expansion.


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Representatives from Arkema and Semcorp at the MoU signing ceremony.

 

Separators play a critical role in battery systems by preventing short circuits between the anode and cathode while facilitating ionic transport. Their design and material properties directly improve battery safety, efficiency, thermal stability, and lifespan.

 

Arkema’s portfolio for separators, including Kynar PVDF and Incellion acrylic-based solutions, is designed to meet the growing demand for safer, more efficient, and durable lithium-ion batteries, essential to the transition toward electric mobility and renewable energy storage.

 

“Building on Arkema’s longstanding legacy of innovation in advanced materials for battery technologies, the strategic collaboration with our partner Semcorp is essential to driving technological breakthroughs and securing long-term leadership in a rapidly evolving industry,” said Thierry Le Hénaff, Chairman and CEO of Arkema.

 

As part of this strategic partnership, Arkema will provide high value-added solutions and technical support to bolster the deployment of Semcorp’s high-performance separators in key global markets, ranging from Electric Vehicles and Energy Storage Systems to Consumer Electronics.

 

This collaboration also aims to support joint development initiatives focused on next-generation separators, leveraging both companies’ innovative solutions to enhance performance and safety.

 

Semcorp, headquartered in China and serving major battery manufacturers worldwide, aims to benefit from this collaboration by advancing the development of cutting-edge separators that are vital to the safety and reliability of next-generation battery systems.

 

“This collaboration will not only accelerate the development of high-performance separators and their expansion into global markets, but also strengthen the leading positions of both parties in the industry,” added Tony Xiaohua Li, CEO of Semcorp.

 

This MoU marks a significant step forward in strengthening the global battery ecosystem and reinforces Arkema and Semcorp’s commitment to enabling cleaner mobility and energy solutions through advanced materials.


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