Before collapsing in January, Britishvolt held multiple meetings with the government but was unable to access a promised £100 million public grant.
Before collapsing in January, Britishvolt held multiple meetings with the government but was unable to access a promised £100 million public grant.
This week is filled with busy results announcements for London-listed companies, with big names like Barclays and NatWest, AstraZeneca and GSK, Unilever and Reckitt Benckiser, as well as US tech
Britishvolt, which owed approximately £160 million to unsecured creditors, is expected to provide only a minimal dividend from its insolvent estate.
Recharge Industries, an Australian battery manufacturer, has finalized its acquisition of the collapsed Britishvolt start-up. The company intends to fulfil the failed firm’s proposal to construct a £3.8bn gigafactory in
Mining company Glencore reported a record profit of $34.1bn (£28.2bn) last year, largely driven by its coal and trading divisions.
The start of UK banking results season will begin with Barclays and NatWest, as well as Standard Chartered. This continues the focus on jumbo shareholder return, which is likely to
Teesside’s future lithium hydroxide plant could be a source of supply for Britishvolt, which is looking to save its £3.8bn North East gigafactory.
After Recharge purchases assets of a collapsed company, the UK gigafactory will be a reality.
Norwegian suitors show interest in a failed “gigafactory” company that is being sold.
A start-up based in Australia has offered to rescue Britishvolt, the failing electric battery manufacturer. Britishvolt went bankrupt this month.
Britishvolt was the maker of electric vehicle batteries. They have appointed administrators and made around 300 employees redundant.