Battery startup Lyten raises $200M in new funding round

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Reuters

September 12, 2023 11:10 AM

Silicon Valley battery startup Lyten said that it raised $200 million in new funding as it looks to scale up manufacturing of lithium sulfur EV batteries, lightweight composites and sensors.

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