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He still believes in the German Northvolt factory
Germany's Minister of Economy and Vice Chancellor Robert Habeck is "cautiously optimistic" about crisis-stricken Northvolt's plans for a factory in Germany. Northvolt's problems must be taken seriously, but they are technically possible to solve, according to Habeck.
Northvolt's CEO sold shares for hundreds of millions
Northvolt's current CEO Peter Carlsson has in recent years sold some of his shares in the company – and earned hundreds of millions. .
Northvolt's CEO is leaving: Should have slammed on the brakes
Northvolt's CEO Peter Carlsson is leaving his post – the day after the crisis-stricken battery manufacturer applied for reconstruction in the USA. According to Carlsson, the company is not a sinking ship, but he is simultaneously self-critical: We should have applied the brakes a bit earlier, he says.
Crisis Expert Paul O'Donnell Becomes Chairman of Northvolt One
The battery manufacturer Northvolt's CEO Peter Carlsson has left the post as chairman of the subsidiary Northvolt Ett, which operates the battery factory in Skellefteå. Carlsson has been replaced by crisis expert Paul O'Donnell, reports the newspaper Di.
VW: In close contact with Northvolt
Volkswagen (VW) is as a major customer in close contact with the crisis-stricken Swedish battery manufacturer Northvolt, according to a spokesperson for the German automotive group. The spokesperson adds that VW from that perspective supports the industrial investment in increased production in existing facilities in Skellefteå.
Northvolt in crisis - "Dialogue is ongoing"
The crisis-stricken battery manufacturer Northvolt is considering applying for bankruptcy protection or bankruptcy, according to several media outlets citing sources. "The dialogue about future financing is ongoing," writes the company's press spokesperson Erik Zsiga to TT about the reports.
Foreign Staff in a Tight Spot as Northvolt Cuts Down
Crisis-stricken Northvolt, which is to pay over a quarter of a billion kronor to the Tax Agency on Monday, is in acute need of more money from owners and lenders. A crucial piece of the puzzle to get it in place is the reduction of 1,600 employees, which is expected to be completed this week.
Northvolt source: 150 million euros secured
Crisis-ridden Northvolt is holding talks with lenders and investors to raise 200 million euros, approximately 2. 3 billion Swedish kronor, according to several media outlets citing the news agency Reuters.
Northvolt CEO: Will pay 287 million kronor according to plan
On Monday, Northvolt must pay a tax debt of 287 million kronor. The alternatives are bankruptcy, reconstruction – or personal payment liability for the board.
Northvolt owner: The situation is serious
The battery manufacturer Northvolt's cash reserves need to be replenished. Major lenders are meeting today to discuss a new lifeline, according to the news agency Bloomberg.
Northvolt: This is what has happened
On Monday, Northvolt laid off 1,600 of its employees in Sweden. Here is the background to the battery giant's crisis.
Northvolt lays off – 1,600 forced to leave
1,600 people will be leaving the crisis-stricken battery manufacturer Northvolt. This concerns 1,000 employees in Skellefteå, 400 in Västerås, and 200 in Stockholm.
The Union at Northvolt: "Very strained situation"
The situation is strained and acute. This is the picture presented by the management to the trade union at crisis-ridden Northvolt.
Northvolt hits the brakes - warns employees
The battery manufacturer Northvolt is announcing a series of measures and shutting down part of the factory in Skellefteå, with approximately 300 employees. It's hard to avoid that it's been tough, says Teodor Mellström, local chairman of the academic union.
Northvolt's CEO: "We've been a bit too aggressive"
The battery manufacturer Northvolt is considering slowing down its extensive international plans. We have been a bit too aggressive in our expansion plans and that's what we're reviewing now, says CEO Peter Carlsson to Dagens industri.
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