Lindahl advises Lyten on acquisition of Northvolt’s energy storage business
Silicon Valley based Lyten has acquired Northvolt's battery storage business in Gdansk – Europe's largest manufacturing facility for battery energy storage systems. Lindahl acted as legal advisor to Lyten in the transaction.
Lindahl has acted as legal advisor to Lyten in connection with its acquisition of Northvolt Dwa ESS – Europe's largest manufacturing and R&D facility for battery energy storage systems (BESS), located in Gdansk, Poland.
Lindahl's team consisted primarily of Jan Byström, Ahmed Al-Rahma, Johan Åberg and Ottilia Boström.
About our client Lyten
Lyten is a supermaterial applications company and global leader in lithium-sulfur batteries with headquarters in San Jose, California and European headquarters in Luxembourg. Lyten develops and manufactures lithium-sulfur batteries based on a proprietary material platform, Lyten 3D Graphene. Lyten is active in several future-oriented areas and has gained international attention for its battery solutions in areas such as aerospace, electric vehicles and energy storage.
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Jan Byström
Partner | AdvokatAhmed Al-Rahma
Partner | AdvokatJohan Åberg
Managing Partner Stockholm | AdvokatOttilia Boström
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