
As demand for lithium surges, battery recycling startup Tozero has successfully raised €11 million (approximately $11.7 million) in seed funding to establish its first lithium recycling plant. The investment round was led by Nordic Ninja VC, which aims to recover critical raw materials from lithium-ion battery waste. In related developments, cash-strapped European battery maker Northvolt is in the process of selling its U.S. factory to a startup focused on reducing America's reliance on China for battery production. Northvolt is also seeking $300 million in emergency funding, with a shareholder meeting scheduled for Wednesday to discuss this critical juncture. Additionally, battery manufacturer Lyten has acquired Northvolt's former Silicon Valley operations, gaining essential equipment and space while providing Northvolt with some financial relief.

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Battery unicorn Lyten is buying Northvolt's former Silicon Valley operations. The deal nets Lyten much needed equipment and space and gives cash-strapped Northvolt a bit of breathing room. https://t.co/7XIOu0rjtd