Company · EE
Skeleton Technologies
Battery manufacturer specializing in supercapacitors and energy storage solutions.
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- Momentum
- Notable activity
- Events
- 3
- Last activity
- 14 Oct 2026
Updated 12 Sep 2026 · Reviewed 12 Sep 2026
Activity
3 events
- Exit14 Oct 2026
Harju Elekter has found an exit from its 2015 investment in the Estonian startup Skeleton Technologies.
Acquisition
▸Source: Verslo žinios
“Didesnė, nei tikėtasi, JAV infliacija akcijų indeksus pasiuntė žemyn, dar giliau smuko investuotojus nuvylusio „Bank of America“ akcija. Europoje brangsta konkurentą „Starlink“ ryšiui kurianti…”
- Launch02 Sep 2026
Skeleton Technologies and Infineon Technologies have signed a memorandum of understanding to develop power supply solutions for AI data centers, aiming to improve energy efficiency and system reliability.
▸Source: Talouselämä
“Infineon Technologies ja virolainen Skeleton Technologies ovat sopineet yhteistyöstä tekoälydatakeskusten tehonsyöttöratkaisujen kehittämiseksi. Taustalla on datakeskusten nopeasti kasvava…”
- Launch21 Aug 2026
Skeleton Technologies has moved its battery production to Finland, establishing a factory in Varkaus to produce new 'super batteries' that address energy storage challenges.
▸Source: Tekniikka & Talous
“Harmaa teollisuuskiinteistö Suomessa kätkee sisäänsä kansainvälisesti merkittävän akkutehtaan. Tekniikka&Talous pääsi vierailemaan paikan päällä ja katsomaan, kuinka energiantuotannon suuren ongelman…”
People
3 people
Andreas Weisl
Vice President of Industrial and Infrastructure Division
Oliver Ahlberg
Chairman of the Board, Co-Founder
CEO & Co-founder
Questions
3 answers
- What does Skeleton Technologies do?
- Battery manufacturer specializing in supercapacitors and energy storage solutions.
- When was Skeleton Technologies founded?
- Skeleton Technologies was founded in 2009.
- Where is Skeleton Technologies headquartered?
- Skeleton Technologies is based in Estonia.
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