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California Start-Up Will Buy Assets of Bankrupt Swedish Battery Maker
Lyten, a Silicon Valley company, said Thursday that it would acquire all of the remaining Swedish and German assets of Northvolt, which filed for bankruptcy in March after spending billions of euros in an attempt to establish a European player in electric vehicle batteries.
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U.S. battery startup Lyten has agreed to buy most of bankrupt Swedish battery maker Northvolt, it said on Thursday, ...
American company Lyten has purchased the remains of Northvolt, including the battery factory in Skellefteå. In an interview ...
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U.S. battery manufacturer Lyten, which this week announced it was acquiring all the remaining assets of Sweden’s Northvolt, ...
The American company Lyten has acquired Northvolt Ett in Skellefteå and the rest of the company's assets in bankruptcy.
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