Former COO confirms that Northvolt had finally reached a yield quality above 90% before closure, reflecting expectations of prospective buyers. By Stewart Burnett
Bankrupt Swedish battery manufacturer Northvolt had significantly improved production quality at its Skellefteå plant before operations ceased in June, according to former Chief Operations Officer Matthias Arleth. The facility was producing up to 30,000 high-quality cells weekly, with yields reaching the 90% range that made the company attractive to US startup Lyten.
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