
India · Semiconductors startup
GODI is an innovative energy technology company based in Hyderabad, India, founded in January 2020 by Mahesh Godi.
Funding reportedLast round: Series B
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GODI is an innovative energy technology company based in Hyderabad, India, founded in January 2020 by Mahesh Godi.
The company focuses on research and development, large-scale manufacturing of indigenous batteries, and recycling within the sustainable energy storage sector. It operates India’s largest R&D facility for energy storage, staffed by a team of experts in electrochemistry, material science, and advanced manufacturing. GODI offers a range of energy storage solutions, including lithium-ion and sodium-ion batteries, as well as supercapacitors. The company has developed proprietary technologies such as Aqueous Electrode ProcessingTM, Active Dry CoatingTM, and Pranic BinderTM to enhance battery production while minimizing environmental impact. Its product lineup includes NMC 21700 and LMO 21700 cells for electric vehicles, supercapacitor-based energy storage systems, and ongoing development of solid-state batteries. GODI targets both Indian and global markets, serving manufacturers in the electric vehicle, consumer electronics, and renewable energy sectors.
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cell chemistry innovationharsh environment durabilityhardwaresupercapacitorsgreen manufacturing practicesclean energy & technologyconsumersstrategic sectorsenvironmentally friendlysustainable energymanufacturingenergy storagebiowaste carbonbattery technologyelectrical equipment & componentscarbon neutral manufacturing
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