
Addionics
Climate & EnergyAddionics develops battery architecture built around three-dimensional porous metal structures rather than conventional flat current collectors.
Introduce me to Addionics
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Founders & company facts
Sources reviewed:Reported cumulative funding
$74,500,000 · Source
This index includes companies with publicly reported total funding up to US$150 million. This is a reported total, not valuation, the latest round size or confirmation of an open round. Funding reviewed: .
Documented founding team
- Moshiel BitonSource: Moshiel Biton
- Farid TariqSource: Farid Tariq
- Founded
- 2018Source
- Reported Israeli location
- Tel Aviv-YafoSource
- Team range in directory
- 51-200Source
- Reported business model
- B2BSource
Selected disclosed financing
Selected transactions, with dates, funding types and reported participants.
- Jun 2024$39MSeries BNamed participants
GM Ventures · Deep Insight · Next Gear Ventures · Union Tech Ventures · GiTV (Global Innovation Technology Ventures) · Iron Nation
Source - Jan 2022$27MSeries ANamed participants
Deep Insight · Doral Energy-Tech Ventures · Delek Motors · Vasuki Technology Fund · Magna Capital Partners · Bridges Israel
Source
Founding year follows the cited company history (2018); the directory records 2017. Source
Company overview
Product & customers
Addionics develops battery architecture built around three-dimensional porous metal structures rather than conventional flat current collectors. Its offering targets the internal design of cells, with applications spanning electric fleets, robotics and other demanding energy-storage uses.
Commercial potential · editorial analysis
Changing architecture rather than relying on one chemistry could widen the addressable manufacturing base. The commercial opportunity depends on delivering useful performance improvements while fitting production processes and maintaining acceptable material and manufacturing costs.
What to validate
Compare cells under matched conditions, including life, safety, loading and charging performance. Assess manufacturing yield, qualification timelines and the cost of modifying customer lines before extrapolating sample results into high-volume economics.
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