- You are here:
- Green Car News >
- a123 systems
a123 systems
-
0Official: A123 reborn as technology incubator A123 Venture Technologies 1367517660
Lithium-ion battery developer A123 Systems is re-emerging from its bankruptcy and sale to China-based Wanxiang Group as ... well, we're not sure exactly what. Wanxiang is starting a new division called A123 Venture Technologies, Green Car Congress says. The buzzwords are strategic partnerships ...
-
Report: A123 sale to Wanxiang Group approved by US government 1359572460
Wanxiang Group's acquisition of lithium-ion battery maker A123 Systems has been approved by the US government, according to a statement from the Chinese auto parts maker. Wanxiang's US unit had agreed to pay $257 million for A123's automotive battery business and related assets in a bankruptcy ...
-
Official: A123 expects Wanxiang sale to be finished by Feb. 1 1358889300
The bankruptcy proceedings for A123 Systems are moving relatively smoothly toward completion, and it looks like Wanxiang America Corp. and Navitas Systems LLC should complete the transactions within the guidelines of the court-ordered asset purchase agreements by February 1, 2013. Chinese parts ...
-
Report: Fisker to delay Karma production because of A123 battery shortage 1354289400
Fisker Automotive will postpone production of its Karma extended-range plug-in vehicle until the future of bankrupt battery maker A123 Systems is resolved, Bloomberg reports, citing an interview with the automaker's CEO. During an interview at this week's Los Angeles Auto Show, Tony Posawatz ...
-
Report: A123 bidding starts soon from as many as four companies 1352764260
Let the bidding begin. In a few weeks, of course. A123 Systems will likely receive offers from at least four companies when the bankrupt lithium-ion battery pack maker starts receiving bids on December 6. Johnson Controls and China-based Wanxiang Group Corp. will likely be the lead bidders, ...
-
Report: A123 wants to access $50 million from Wanxiang 1351626540
Think of it as a refi going to the highest bidder. Bankrupt lithium-ion battery maker A123 Systems is looking to access a $50 million loan from China-based auto-component maker Wanxiang, which is offering terms at an interest rate that's three percentage points lower than competing bidder ...
-
Report: Fisker asks bankruptcy judge to delay A123 asset transfer to Johnson Controls 1351287780
A123 System's bankruptcy created a quite a stir in the plug-in vehicle industry. Now, Fisker is asking the judge that the bankruptcy auction be delayed by a minimum of 30 days so that creditors' value "may be realized through higher and better offers." Fisker is involved in A123 because the ...
-
Electric drive industry responds to A123's bankruptcy, takeover by Johnson Controls 1351042920
Something interesting happened after A123 Systems filed for bankruptcy last week: the plug-in vehicle industry circled the wagons. AutoblogGreen received press releases and statements from a variety of electric vehicle (EV) players that, when taken as a whole, seem to indicate this particular ...
-
Official: A123: "no assurance" we won't go bankrupt *UPDATE 1350395160
Let's start the day off with some less-than-encouraging news for anyone who's been rooting for A123 Systems: bankruptcy may be just around the corner. In an Securities and Exchange Committee filing yesterday (download or view it here), A123 says it "does not expect to timely pay" the next ...
-
Report: New Enerdel CEO: Shifting away from EVs means profits in late 2013, or maybe 2014 1347386040
For companies in the lithium battery business, multi-segment marketing has become a necessity. A few years ago, electric vehicles looked like the next smartphone-like growth area for battery makers. Now, it's more turmoil than profits for some battery makers. David Roberts is CEO of one of these ...

