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Self-powering headphones from JBL, using the light converting material Powerfoyle.

​JBL and Exeger Activates the Conscious Consumer for New Self-Charging Headphones

In response to growing consumer interest in sustainability, the prototype for the JBL Reflect Eternal is developed for music enthusiasts looking to implement greener habits into their audio world. This by using Exeger’s unique Powerfoyle material that is specifically engineered to generate power with indoor light and indirect sunlight.

Dennis Helfridsson & Giovanni Fili sign partnership between ABB and Exeger

ABB partners with Exeger to speed up world’s transition to clean energy

ABB’s high-efficiency robots and expertise in industrial automation will help Exe-ger scale up production of unique patented solar cell technology.

Safety and light – POC and Exeger partner to develop helmets with endless power

Safety and light – POC and Exeger partner to develop helmets with endless power

POC, which has built an international reputation on safety, innovation and design, and Exeger, a Swedish deep tech company manufacturing a unique material that converts light energy to electrical energy, are announcing a partnership which will revolutionise safety and wearable technology, by developing helmets with endless power.

Exeger Announces Additional Investment by SoftBank Group

[Stockholm] Exeger Operations AB (“Exeger”) today announced that SoftBank Group Corp. (“SBG”) has executed another USD 10 million investment into Exeger. The funds will be used to further strengthen Exeger’s organization in preparation for delivery of the first products, which are scheduled for shipment in 2020.

Exeger is a finalist of the Norrsken Award

Exeger is a finalist of the Norrsken Award

Norrsken Award is the biggest prize for impact startups in the Nordics. We have been selected as one of the 10 finalists. Three winners will be announced in late September.

Giovanni Fili, CEO & Founder of Exeger holding a wireless headphone sized solar cell

AMF invests SEK 277 million in Exeger that recently signed its first commercial contract with major global brand

Swedish pension company AMF invests SEK 277 million (EUR 26.2 million) in Exeger Sweden AB (Publ), a Swedish solar technology company. Exeger develops and produces novel printable solar cells for use in consumer electronics, smart homes, and other applications. The investment gives AMF a 6% ownership in the company and aims to diversify their portfolio and increase returns for their investors.

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