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Roundup of manufacturing briefs: rare earths and semiconductor firms win government grants, Pro-Pac takes a shareholder loan, Macquarie buys into Dow infrastructure, plus sales records, a China distribution deal and a space security hub.
Vanadium company Australian Vanadium says the first study phase for its subsidiary's battery storage project is complete, and flags future funding options; earlier federal program money backs its Gabanintha resource.
Battery metals firm Australian Vanadium has merged with Technology Metals Australia, combining adjacent WA projects; the report recalls a $49m federal grant backing AVL and its subsidiary's first flow battery build.
VSUN Energy has built its first residential vanadium flow battery in Western Australia, backed by $3.69m from the Modern Manufacturing Initiative, with another unit heading to Horizon Power.
Australian Vanadium has received a $1.25 million federal CRC-P grant to fund vanadium processing research with partners including Curtin University and ANSTO, supporting its battery storage ambitions.