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Cell Impact AB (publ)

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Cell Impact AB (publ)

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  • Price (EUR)0.0148
  • Today's Change0.000 / 1.37%
  • Shares traded24.00k
  • 1 Year change-93.84%
  • Beta--
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About the company

Cell Impact publ AB is a Sweden-based company, which is active within the industrial sector. The Company develops and markets High Velocity Impact Units (HVI-U), which can be used to shape and shear material by using high kinetic energy. The energy is transferred into the material by an impact generating an extreme pressure within a fraction of a second. Its products have an impact energy from about 100 to 12,800 Joule. The HVI-U can be used for different purposes, such as embossing, creating coining type of patterns and replacing manufacturing methods, such as etching and milling. Additionally, the Company offers production of bipolar plates for fuel cells and heat exchanger plates, among others.

  • Revenue in SEK (TTM)47.26m
  • Net income in SEK-121.40m
  • Incorporated1999
  • Employees80.00
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