STOCKHOLM, Aug 7 (Reuters) - U.S. battery startup Lyten has agreed to buy most of bankrupt Swedish battery maker Northvolt, ...

Battery maker Northvolt filed for bankruptcy in March after it failed to secure the financial backing needed to continue ...

Lyten, a Silicon Valley company, said Thursday that it would acquire all of the remaining Swedish and German assets of ...

Lyten is buying Northvolt’s battery factories, tech, and IP in Sweden and Germany to expand lithium-sulfur production in Europe.

Lyten’s acquisition includes 16 GWh of battery manufacturing capacity, over 15 GWh of capacity under construction ...

American company Lyten has purchased the remains of Northvolt, including the battery factory in Skellefteå. In an interview ...

Bankrupt Swedish battery maker Northvolt had stepped up production of high-quality battery cells at its Skellefteå plant ...

Deal rekindles hopes for Northvolt Six project, which was halted when the company filed for bankruptcy in March ...

Construction at the 420-acre (170-hectare) site just east of Montreal has been at a near standstill since Sweden-based ...

Lyten’s Lithium-Sulfur battery cells feature high energy density, which will enable an up to 40% lighter weight than lithium-ion and 60% lighter weight than lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries.

Lyten's latest funding round will help it to invest in its first battery factory, or gigafactory, that Cook says will be approximately 5 gigawatts.

U.S. battery startup Lyten has agreed to buy most of bankrupt Swedish battery maker Northvolt, it said on Thursday, ...