4300万欧元融资落地，推进硅负极电池技术量产

Group 1 - LeydenJar has secured €7.8 million in new equity investment, bringing its total funding to €43 million, which is a significant step towards large-scale production of its silicon anode technology [2][3] - The funding will be used to complete the construction of its first production facility in Eindhoven, preparing for mass production by 2027. The pure silicon anode technology can increase battery capacity by 50% while reducing carbon emissions by up to 85% [3][4] - The investment round was led by the Dutch pension fund ABP, with participation from the Netherlands Organization for Applied Scientific Research (TNO). Investment bank Stifel acted as the financial advisor for this funding round [3][4] Group 2 - LeydenJar's silicon anode aims to overcome size and weight limitations of traditional batteries by increasing energy density, unlocking new possibilities in various industries such as electric vehicles, electric aviation, and AI wearable devices [4] - The CEO of LeydenJar stated that the investment from ABP represents a "high level of trust" in the company's technology. The €43 million funding consists of equity, customer funds, government grants, and loans [4]