Nawa technologies was among the 125 winners of the 2023 class of the French Tech 2030 program. PATRICIA DE MELO MOREIRA / AFP
INFO LE FIGARO- Defended this Wednesday at the Aix-en-Provence commercial court, the takeover offers for the company come from its own shareholders.
At the start of summer, this French technological nugget was among the 125 winners of the 2023 class of the French Tech 2030 program. The Minister for Digital Jean-Noël Barrot and the Minister of Industry Roland Lescure celebrated with fanfare the name of Aix-based Nawa Technologies, supposed to contribute to the future of electricity in France and to Emmanuel Macron’s promise to produce 2 million electric and hybrid vehicles on our soil.
However, barely three months later, this company which invented carbon nanotube batteries suddenly found itself in receivership. It was a disagreement between its prestigious shareholders – the Mulliez family through its investment vehicle Altya Invest on the one hand, alongside Bpifrance, and Kouros Lab, on the other – which would have ended up leading the company to the cessation of payments, according to information from the Figaro.
A hearing at the Aix-en-Provence commercial court is being held this Wednesday afternoon…
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