BASF Group and Tongyou Group have reached a cooperation agreement to expand the application areas of soft magnetic materials.

2022-11-29 18:51

In light of our company’s successful application of nanoscale soft magnetic materials in the production of ultra‑small inductors—resulting in superior product performance and import substitution—the two parties engaged in in-depth discussions to expand the scope of their collaboration.

On November 26, Mr. Zhang Xiawen from BASF’s Shanghai Innovation Park paid a visit to Tongyou Group.

 

In light of our company’s successful application of nanoscale soft magnetic materials in the production of ultra‑small inductors—resulting in superior product performance and import substitution—the two parties engaged in in-depth discussions to expand the scope of their collaboration.

 

 

Following constructive discussions, the two parties have reached a preliminary agreement to expand the application areas of soft magnetic materials.

 

 

 

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