December 30th News: On December 29th, Longpan Technology announced that its subsidiary, Changzhou Lithium Source, will conduct a production reduction and maintenance on some of its lithium iron phosphate production lines starting from January 1, 2026. The maintenance is expected to last for one month, reducing lithium iron phosphate production by approximately 5,000 tons. Chempricehub's analysis of lithium iron phosphate gives a bullish-bearish score of +1. Longpan Technology's subsidiary, Changzhou Lithium Source, has announced a production reduction and maintenance on its lithium iron phosphate production lines starting from January 1, 2026, with an estimated production reduction of 5,000 tons over a one-month maintenance period. The supply reduction is expected to directly drive up spot prices of lithium iron phosphate. As lithium iron phosphate is a key material for new energy vehicle batteries, the current market is experiencing tight supply and demand, and the production cut may exacerbate short-term supply shortages. However, the maintenance period is relatively short, and the affected volume accounts for a limited proportion of the overall market scale (e.g., China's monthly production is around tens of thousands of tons). Therefore, the positive impact is moderate, with a score of +1.