Norway's Hydro Completes Hydrovolt Acquisition
Norway's Hydro has agreed to acquire the remaining shares in battery recycler Hydrovolt from Swedish battery manufacturer Northvolt for 78 million Norwegian crowns ($6.79 million). The move marks a significant step in Hydro's expansion within the battery recycling industry.

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In a strategic move, Norway's Hydro announced on Monday its agreement to purchase the remaining shares in the battery recycling company Hydrovolt. The acquisition, valued at 78 million Norwegian crowns ($6.79 million), comes from a deal with the Swedish battery manufacturer Northvolt.
This transaction represents a key step in Hydro's strategy to expand its portfolio within the sustainable and environmentally friendly battery recycling sector. Hydrovolt, already a notable name in the industry, is expected to boost Hydro's capabilities and market presence significantly.
The agreed price reflects the companies' confidence in the potential of battery recycling as a critical component of the renewable energy landscape. This move aligns with broader industry trends focusing on sustainability and reducing carbon footprints.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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