All the necessary approvals are thus in place, according to Mikael Kubu, who expects the purchase to be completed at the earliest on October 15, but that it may be delayed until the end of October, reports Ekot.
Lyten signed an agreement in August to buy Northvolt's assets.
Northvolt had approximately 5,000 employees when the company applied for bankruptcy in March, of which approximately 3,000 were in the battery factory Northvolt Ett in Skellefteå.
"The lack of engineering competence can make the startup more difficult," says Camilla Frankelius, chief negotiator at Sveriges Ingenjörer, in a written comment.
She adds that a collective agreement is now needed for the business to function well on the Swedish labor market.
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