Solidion Technology Inc. (NASDAQ: STI) announced that its primary shareholder, Madison Bond LLC, will provide immediate liquidity support through a bridge facility to maintain working capital while the company focuses on commercialization and revenue growth.

The battery technology solutions provider said the funding arrangement is designed to stabilize its financial position as the board of directors evaluates long-term strategic partnerships. Madison Bond LLC described the support as an "insider-first" approach to the company's capital structure.

"As majority holders, we are standing firm alongside management," said Jessica Pierson, spokesperson for Madison Bond LLC. "This capital commitment is designed to protect shareholder value by providing a definitive backstop, allowing the Company to bridge its immediate needs without the pressure of predatory financing terms."

Solidion CEO Jaymes Winters expressed gratitude for the partnership, stating the company remains committed to "focusing on high-growth solutions that promise to build a sustainable, profitable future."

The Dallas-based company operates pilot production facilities in Dayton, Ohio, and manufactures battery materials and components for energy storage applications, including UPS systems for AI data centers and electric vehicles. Solidion holds more than 345 patents covering battery technologies including silicon anodes, biomass-based graphite, and lithium-sulfur technologies.

The announcement comes as the company works toward commercializing its battery technology portfolio while seeking additional strategic investors or partners.