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Nyobolt secures £44m Series C funding from Symbotic and others to scale energy technology.

Nyobolt

The $1bn valuation round was led by Symbotic to support the development of fast-charging power solutions for autonomous systems.

£44.0MSeries C

Nyobolt develops ultra-fast charging energy technology and proprietary power performance solutions for autonomous machines and high-demand industrial applications. The company combines advanced battery cell design with integrated power electronics to deliver high power density and extended lifecycle performance.

Nyobolt has secured £44m in Series C funding to scale its high-power energy technology and accelerate commercial deployment. The investment round was led by Symbotic, with participation from IQ Capital, Latitude, Scania Invest and CBMM, valuing the business at $1bn. The capital will support the expansion of the company's power performance solutions across autonomous robotics and data centre infrastructure.

The raise follows a period of rapid commercial growth, with revenues increasing fivefold year-on-year. Nyobolt's technology provides high-density power for applications requiring continuous operation, addressing energy bottlenecks in warehouse automation and physical AI.


From the founder

"Nyobolt is enabling the always-on, always-moving infrastructure that physical AI demands. The enterprises deploying autonomous systems at scale can’t afford downtime, swap time, or power flickers. Our technology delivers a powerful trifecta: improved performance, exceptional durability, and a more sustainable operation, enabling a new generation of machines to run harder and smarter."
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Sai Shivareddy

Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer at Nyobolt


Use of funds

  1. 01Continue product development
  2. 02Expand into international markets

Investors

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Symbotic

IQ Capital

IQ Capital

Latitude

Latitude

SI

Scania Invest

CBMM

CBMM


Categories

EnergyTechHardwareAI/ML

About the company

Nyobolt

Nyobolt

Nyobolt builds ultra-fast charging energy technology for autonomous machines and high-demand industrial applications.

Cambridge, UK Founded 2019 Website
£124MRaised