Alva Industries lands €16M to scale next-generation electric motors
Alva Industries, the Norwegian deeptech company developingultra-compact electric motors, has raised €16 million in an equity financinground to support manufacturing expansion and international growth.... New investment will support Norwegian deeptech company Alva Industries as it expands manufacturing, advances its electric motor technology and grows its international presence across advanced engineering sectors.
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- Deeptech Alva Industries lands €16M to scale next-generation electric motors New investment will support Norwegian deeptech company Alva Industries as it expands manufacturing, advances its electric motor technology and grows its international presence across advanced engineering sectors.
Tamara Djurickovic 1 hour ago Share Share Send email Copy link Alva Industries , the Norwegian deeptech company developing ultra-compact electric motors, has raised €16 million in an equity financing round to support manufacturing expansion and international growth.
- Samsung Ventures' investment, made in December 2025, has also been converted into equity as part of the financing.
Headquartered in Trondheim, Alva Industries develops electric motors using its patented FiberPrinting manufacturing technology, which enables lightweight, frameless motors designed to deliver high torque density and cogging-free performance.
- The company says it currently has hundreds of active customer projects across commercial and defence markets and is seeing growing demand from original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) in robotics, aerospace and medical devices.
- The funding will be used to expand Alva's manufacturing capacity, further develop its product portfolio and support international growth as demand for compact electric motors continues to increase across advanced engineering sectors.
Alva currently manufactures its products in Norway and plans to significantly increase production capacity to support growing international demand.
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- #Alva Industries, the Norwegian deeptech company developingultra-compact electric motors, has raised €16 million in an equity financinground to support manufacturing expansion and international growth....
- #Tamara Djurickovic 1 hour ago Share Share Send email Copy link Alva Industries , the Norwegian deeptech company developing ultra-compact electric motors, has raised €16 million in an equity financing round to support manufacturing expansion and international growth.
- #Samsung Ventures' investment, made in December 2025, has also been converted into equity as part of the financing.
New investment will support Norwegian deeptech company Alva Industries as it expands manufacturing, advances its electric motor technology and grows its international presence across advanced engineering sectors. Deeptech Alva Industries lands €16M to scale next-generation electric motors New investment will support Norwegian deeptech company Alva Industries as it expands manufacturing, advances its electric motor technology and grows its international presence across advanced engineering sectors. Tamara Djurickovic 1 hour ago Share Share Send email Copy link Alva Industries , the Norwegian deeptech company developing ultra-compact electric motors, has raised €16 million in an equity financing round to support manufacturing expansion and international growth.
The round was led by Nysnø Climate Investments, Sandwater and Emerald Technology Ventures, on behalf of Nabtesco Technology Ventures, with participation from existing investors including Statkraft Ventures and EnvisionTech. Samsung Ventures' investment, made in December 2025, has also been converted into equity as part of the financing. Headquartered in Trondheim, Alva Industries develops electric motors using its patented FiberPrinting manufacturing technology, which enables lightweight, frameless motors designed to deliver high torque density and cogging-free performance.
The company serves customers across robotics, aerospace, defence, medical technology, industrial automation and autonomous systems. The company says it currently has hundreds of active customer projects across commercial and defence markets and is seeing growing demand from original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) in robotics, aerospace and medical devices. Oliver Skisland , CEO of Alva Industries, said the company is focused on developing electric motors for the next generation of machines, with an emphasis on performance, weight and reliability: This investment gives us the capacity to accelerate our technology roadmap, expand production and strengthen our position as a global supplier of high-performance electric motors.
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