Lyten被选为Morrow Batteries的优先投标人
美国公司Lyten今年早些时候收购了破产的瑞典电池制造商Northvolt的资产，现又被选为挪威电池制造商Morrow Batteries业务的优先投标人。此举涉及电池制造领域，与电子元器件供应链中的电池供应相关。
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本文报道了美国电池公司Lyten被选为挪威电池制造商Morrow Batteries业务的优先投标人。Morrow于2026年5月破产，8月21日签署谅解备忘录。交易以资产出售形式进行，短期保留约70个工作岗位，长期目标保留数百个职位。Lyten计划将该基地打造为工业中心，涉及电池制造、储能价值链及AI数据中心等。文章与电子元器件供应链相关，因为电池是电子设备的关键组件，其供应稳定性影响下游电子制造。
- Lyten是一家美国公司，今年早些时候收购了破产的瑞典电池制造商Northvolt的资产。
- Morrow Batteries于2026年5月进入破产程序，8月21日签署了谅解备忘录。
- 谅解备忘录由Morrow三个实体的破产管理人、作为担保债权人的Innovation Norway和作为买方赞助商的Lyten签署，多个竞标者以平等条件竞争。
- 交易结构为以持续经营企业进行的资产出售，财务条款未披露。
- 短期交易保障约70个工作岗位至秋季，长期目标保留Morrow数百个职位以及Arendal地区当地供应商的订单。
- Lyten成立于2015年，总部位于加州圣何塞，欧洲总部在卢森堡，在加州、瑞典和波兰生产产品，拥有超过1100项已授权或待批专利。
供应链影响
- Lyten收购Morrow可能增强其在欧洲的电池制造能力，从而影响欧洲电池供应链的格局，可能改变电池供应来源。
- 交易若完成，Morrow的当地供应商可能获得持续订单，但取决于交易最终是否成功。
- Lyten计划将基地发展为工业中心，可能吸引上下游活动，对储能价值链相关电子元器件需求可能增加。
- 电池供应稳定性对电子元器件供应链至关重要，此交易可能缓解欧洲电池供应紧张，但取决于Lyten的执行能力。
- 破产管理人表示交易结果存在不确定性，因此对供应链的实际影响可能延迟或改变。
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电子产品生产 | 2026年8月31日
美国公司Lyten今年早些时候收购了破产的瑞典电池制造商Northvolt的资产，现已被选为挪威电池制造商Morrow Batteries业务的优先投标人。Morrow于2026年5月进入破产程序，8月21日签署了谅解备忘录。
该谅解备忘录由Morrow三个实体的破产管理人、作为担保债权人的Innovation Norway和作为买方赞助商的Lyten签署，此前多个竞标者以平等条件竞争。根据Advokatfirmaet Simonsen Vogt Wiig的新闻稿，该交易结构为以持续经营企业进行的资产出售。财务条款未披露。
短期内，该交易保障了约70个工作岗位至秋季。长期目标是保留Morrow的数百个职位，以及Arendal地区当地供应商的订单。
Lyten正在评估将该基地作为潜在的Lyten工业中心——一个结合电池制造与储能价值链上游和下游活动的平台，以及支持AI数据中心、移动性和国防的工业活动。
“欧洲已进入持续的基础设施投资时期，电池现已成为这一关键基础设施的重要组成部分。Lyten致力于利用美国和欧洲的技术、供应链和制造基地，在欧洲建立财务强劲且可扩展的电池和储能制造基地。Morrow团队建立了一项符合这一战略的业务，使这些资产成为Lyten在欧洲的强大战略契合点，”Lyten首席执行官兼联合创始人Dan Cook在新闻稿中表示。
破产管理人Christian Bohne对保证成功结果持谨慎态度。在确认交易能否完成之前，必须满足遗产控制之外的情况。“虽然我们尚不知道这些情况能否满足，但我对Lyten的执行能力持乐观态度，”他说。
Lyten成立于2015年，总部位于加利福尼亚州圣何塞，欧洲总部位于卢森堡。该公司在加利福尼亚、瑞典和波兰生产产品，拥有超过1100项已授权或待批专利。
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Electronics Production | August 31, 2026
Lyten, the US company that acquired the assets of bankrupt Swedish battery maker Northvolt earlier this year, has been selected as preferred bidder for the business of Norwegian battery manufacturer Morrow Batteries. Morrow entered bankruptcy in May 2026 and a memorandum of understanding was signed on August 21.
The MoU was signed by the bankruptcy administrator for the three Morrow entities, Innovation Norway as secured creditor and Lyten as buyer sponsor, following a process in which several bidders competed on equal terms. The transaction is structured as an asset sale of the business as a going concern, according to a press release from Advokatfirmaet Simonsen Vogt Wiig. Financial terms are not being disclosed,
In the short term, the deal secures around 70 jobs through the autumn. The longer-term objective is to preserve several hundred positions at Morrow, as well as assignments for local suppliers in the Arendal region.
Lyten is evaluating the site as a potential Lyten Industrial Hub – a platform for battery manufacturing combined with upstream and downstream activities in the energy storage value chain, as well as industrial activities supporting AI data centres, mobility and defence.
"Europe has entered a sustained period of infrastructure investment, and batteries are now an important part of this critical infrastructure. Lyten is committed to building a financially strong and scalable manufacturing base for batteries and energy storage in Europe, utilising US and European technology, supply chains, and manufacturing sites. The Morrow team has built a business aligned with this strategy, making the assets a strong strategic fit for Lyten in Europe," said Dan Cook, CEO and co-founder of Lyten i the press release.
Bankruptcy administrator Christian Bohne is cautious about guaranteeing a successful outcome. Circumstances outside the estates' control must be met before it can be confirmed whether the deal will close. "Although we do not yet know whether those circumstances can be met, I am optimistic about Lyten’s ability to execute," he said.
Lyten was founded in 2015 and is headquartered in San Jose, California, with European headquarters in Luxembourg. The company manufactures products in California, Sweden and Poland and holds more than 1,100 granted or pending patents.
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