New investment will support Norwegian deeptech company Alva Industries as it expands manufacturing, advances its electric motor technology and grows its international presence across advanced engineering sectors.
Alva Industries, the Norwegian deeptech company developing
ultra-compact electric motors, has raised €16 million in an equity financing
round to support manufacturing expansion and international growth.
The round
was led by Nysnø Climate Investments, Sandwater and Emerald Technology
Alva Industries raises €16M to scale its ultra-compact electric motors
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