SK On, the energy subsidiary of South Korea's SK Group, is set to initiate a pilot line for its new battery factory in Hungary next month, marking a milestone two years and three months into construction. However, the site is not yet primed for full-scale mass production as power supply infrastructure is still in development.
On the 21st, industry sources revealed that SK On is preparing to launch the pilot line at its Iváncsa plant (SKOH2), which will trial three of its 12 production lines. When fully operational, the plant will have an annual capacity of 30. . .
