The Types classification categorizes the anode material into high‑purity cobalt‑rich, nanostructured, composite, and co‑doped variants. High‑purity cobalt‑rich anodes, representing the baseline technology, hold the largest share (approximately 55 %) due to established supply chains and predictable performance. Nanostructured anodes, with engineered particle morphology, capture about 20 % of the market, offering enhanced surface area and faster ion transport. Composite anodes, which blend lithium cobalate with conductive matrices, contribute roughly 15 % as they balance cost and conductivity. Co‑doped formulations, incorporating trace elements to improve thermal stability, occupy the remaining 10 % and are gaining traction in high‑temperature applications. Each type’s proportion reflects its relative maturity, cost structure, and performance advantage, collectively shaping the total market valuation.