-- 据澳大利亚证券交易所周五发布的公告显示，NOVONIX（ASX：NVX）已完成将其位于加拿大的NOVONIX电池技术解决方案业务出售给其前首席执行官克里斯·伯恩斯，交易价格为1澳元。 NOVONIX电池技术解决方案业务将拆分为两家独立运营的公司：Avrion Battery Labs和Dryve Battery Materials。 NOVONIX将获得正极材料业务15%的股权，该业务将以Dryve Battery Materials的名义运营。NOVONIX还将提供一些过渡服务，并授予买方商标许可，有效期至12月31日。 受此消息影响，NOVONIX股价在周五的交易中上涨了6%。
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