Force of Nature
Enabling energy independence through sodium-ion solutions in harmony with our planet
We’re a Battery Developer here to bring the world better, safer & truly sustainable batteries.
Sodium-ion batteries are made from the world’s most abundant and readily available raw materials.
At Altris, we drive true energy independence and unmatched sustainability by developing and industrialising our cost-effective Prussian White sodium-ion technology.
We're not your average battery company - our innovative material and industrial process solutions are changing the game for sodium-ion batteries. Join our team and be energized by the opportunity to work on cutting-edge technology that is revolutionizing the way we power the world. Come join us and be a part of a high-powered team that's making a sustainable difference.
Performance,
Safety &
Sustainability
We offer sodium-ion cathodes, electrolytes, cell design, and factory blueprints for mass-market battery production. We also offer commercial battery cells for select niche applications.
Sun, wind and wheels
We initially target the low voltage mobile application, energy storage and maritime market with our products. And with the robust pattented active material, we can power all three application areas.
Latest News
Altris announces investment and collaboration with Volvo Cars
The Swedish sodium-ion battery developer Altris has today announced that Volvo Cars Tech Fund, the venture capital arm of Volvo Cars, is one of the strategic investors in Altris’ B1 funding round. In connection with this investment, Altris has entered into an agreement with Volvo Cars to collaborate on product development to identify new potential battery energy storage systems.
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Altris Welcomes Clarios and Maersk Growth as New Investors in Series B1 Funding Round
The Swedish sodium-ion battery developer Altris has successfully raised SEK 150 million in a Series B1 funding round, introducing new investors such as Clarios and Maersk Growth. The financing will be used to finalize Altris’ pilot production facility, and thereby enable commercial production of sodium-ion cathode material for battery cells.
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Björn Mårlid steps down as CEO of Altris
Björn Mårlid and the Altris board have mutually agreed that Björn will step down as CEO, effective 4th of September, to pursue new opportunities. This decision follows a shared conclusion that new leadership is required as Altris enters the next phase of its growth journey.
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Altris and Stora Enso in partnership to develop hard carbon anode material for sodium-ion batteries
Altris, a Swedish developer and prototype manufacturer of sodium-ion batteries, and Stora Enso, a leading provider of renewable products in packaging, biomaterials and wooden construction, are proud to announce a partnership. Together, the two companies will drive the adaptation of Stora Enso’s hard carbon solution Lignode® as an anode material in Altris’ sodium-ion battery cells.
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Altris Formalizes Joint Development Agreement with Clarios
Expanded partnership builds foundation for upcoming low voltage sodium ion battery systems
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Altris wins the EIT Innovation Team Awards
The Swedish sodium-ion battery developer Altris is one of the winners in the EIT Awards, the European Institute of Innovation and Technology’s competition to recognize the most promising entrepreneurs and innovators addressing global challenges connected to climate, energy, raw materials and more.
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Altris receives financial support from Swedish Energy Agency
The Swedish sodium-ion battery developer Altris receives support from the Swedish Energy Agency within the programs Industrial Leap and NextGenerationEU. A total of SEK 77 million has been granted for the establishment of a pilot plant to produce sustainable and safe sodium-ion battery cells.
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Altris and Clarios announce collaboration agreement to advance sustainable sodium-ion battery technology
Project will focus on low-voltage automotive applications LAS VEGAS / GLENDALE / UPPSALA, January 8, 2024 – Clarios, a global leader in advanced low-voltage battery solutions, and Altris, a pioneer in sustainable sodium-ion battery technology, announced they have created an innovative partnership aimed at developing low-voltage sodium-ion batteries for the automotive industry.
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Altris and Polarium join forces to explore sodium-ion battery technology for energy storage solutions
The Swedish sodium-ion battery developer Altris is proud to announce a partnership with Polarium, a leading energy storage developer. The two companies will collaborate to develop and demonstrate an energy storage solution based on sodium-ion batteries which are completely free from conflict minerals and toxic elements.
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Altris reaches new milestone with 160 Wh/kg battery cell
The Swedish sodium-ion battery developer Altris presents a sodium-ion battery cell that has been validated for a best-in-class energy density of over 160 Wh/kg. This makes Altris’ battery cell commercially viable for applications such as cost-efficient and sustainable energy storage systems. The achievement marks an important milestone for Altris, which is now working to scale up the giga-manufacturing of its patented cathode material, Altris Prussian White.
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Altris presents world-leading Prussian White cathode material
Swedish sodium-ion battery developer Altris presents a pure Prussian White cathode material with a capacity of 160 mAh/g – making it the highest capacity declared to date. This marks an important milestone on Altris’ commercialisation journey, as the capacity of cathode materials is crucial to increase the energy density and deployment of sodium-ion batteries.
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Altris secures €4.8 million (SEK 50M) of bridge financing and gears up management with new CEO and CFO
Altris, the Swedish sodium-ion battery developer, has secured SEK 50M of bridge financing from its current owners and appointed Björn Mårlid as its new CEO and Christer Bergquist as new CFO, as the company moves ahead with its commercialisation journey.
Read moreAltris acknowledged as one of Sweden’s most innovative tech startups
For the third year in a row, Altris has been named in Ny Teknik’s prestigious 33-listan as a 'golden company'. The annual award from the Swedish magazine acknowledges the 33 best and most innovative tech companies in Sweden — those with the potential to revolutionise their industries both in Sweden, and around the world.
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Altris AB Appoints Martin Anderlind as CEO
Altris AB is pleased to announce the appointment of Martin Anderlind as Chief Executive Officer, effective as of 1 September 2022. Anderlind joins Altris from Northvolt, where he most recently held the position of Chief Talent Officer.
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Scaling up production of Fennac in 2022
In 2023, Altris’ first industrial production facility, Ferrum, will begin producing the ground-breaking cathode material Fennac in Sandviken, Sweden. Ferrum will annually produce 2000 metric tonnes of Fennac, enabling 1GWh of sustainable sodium-ion batteries to enter the market each year. Until this facility is up and running, however, Altris needs scale-up existing production of Fennac to meet customer demands already in 2022.
Read moreAltris to Manufacture Ground-breaking Cathode Material in Sandviken, Sweden
Sodium-ion battery cathode producer Altris AB has today signed a deal with AB Sandvik Materials Technology to house the company’s first industrial scale manufacturing facility in Sandviken. The new facility, called ‘Ferrum’, will have the annual capacity to produce 2000 metric tonnes of Altris’ ground-breaking cathode material Fennac – enabling 1GWh of sustainable sodium-ion batteries to enter the market each year.
Read moreAltris Secures €9.6 million in Series A Funding
Today Uppsala-based sodium-ion battery company Altris AB announces that it has raised €9.6 Million (100 MSEK) in a Series A funding round. The funding secures Altris’production scale-up of the company’s innovative battery cathode material, Fennac, to 2,000 tonnes, enabling 1 GWh of sustainable batteries and further research and development of sodium-ion batteries to take place.
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