Epishine accelerates commercial expansion

Epishine from Sweden, specialist for printed organic solar cells, has announced the successful completion of a private placement, led by Pareto Securities, raising SEK 69 million.

According to a company statement, "this funding, with strong support from both existing and new investors, highlights the market's confidence in Epishine's innovative technology for sustainable energy solutions in the electronics industry." The applications span several market segments, where everything from consumer electronics to sensors can now be powered by indoor light.

The funding enables Epishine to accelerate the commercial expansion of its technology, designed to capture indoor light to power electronics. Existing investors such as John Vigo Carlund, Philian, Jula Miljö & Energi, Klimatet Invest, and others have shown continued confidence in Epishine's journey with this investment.

Strengthening global market presence

"We are grateful for the renewed support from both existing and new investors," said Anders Kottenauer, CEO of Epishine. "This funding is an important milestone in our plans to increase our global market presence."

With this funding, Epishine is well-positioned to accelerate the development and commercialization of its groundbreaking printed solar cells and is well on its way to establishing itself as a leading player in sustainable energy solutions for a wide range of application areas. The added capital will contribute to strengthening Epishine's global presence and enable intensified sales activities as well as deeper collaborations with customers and partners in the company's various market segments. 

Caption: "This funding is an important milestone in our plans to increase our global market presence," says Epishine's CEO Anders Kottenauer.