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Northvolt AB, co-led by Paolo Cerruti, is carefully considering the timing for its high-profile initial public offering (IPO), amid current market uncertainties. The company, which recently raised over $9 billion through debt and equity channels from backers including Goldman Sachs Asset Management and Volkswagen AG (OTC:), is prioritizing proper readiness before going public.
The company’s IPO schedule remains uncertain as it continues to propel forward with its expansion plans. Notably, Northvolt’s recent developments include a new Canadian plant – its first North American enterprise. This venture has been financed by a $1.2 billion convertible bond from BlackRock Inc (NYSE:). and Canadian pension groups, pushing its overall valuation to $12 billion.
This significant investment has enabled Northvolt to expand its production capabilities, strengthening its position in the market. Interestingly, despite the recent trend of companies going public via Special Purpose Acquisition Companies (SPACs), Northvolt has dismissed this route, stressing that it is in no rush to publicize.
As the company continues to navigate these market uncertainties and expansion plans, potential investors will be closely watching for any updates regarding Northvolt’s IPO timing and strategy.
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