Brenmiller Energy loses 15% on Nasdaq debut
Israeli thermal electrical power storage enterprise Brenmiller Electrical power (TASE: BNRG, Nasdaq: BNRG) observed its share price tag tumble 15% to $4.40, on its to start with day of buying and selling on Wall Road, offering a market cap of $56.2 million. Prior to buying and selling yesterday, Brenmiller Electricity raised $15 million from traders in a personal placement.

Brenmiller Energy chairman and CEO Avi Brenmiller stated, “Brenmiller Energy’s listing on Nasdaq is a big milestone in the company’s record and signifies another phase ahead in our company’s energy to supply utilities and industrial companies the thermal strength storage alternatives they need to recognize their electrification and de-carbonization ambitions. Our new listing on Nasdaq will assist us improved educate the world-wide financial investment group about our progressive thermal storage de-carbonization technologies, although at the similar time producing it a lot easier for us to access any money we may perhaps require to support us carry on to improve our organization.”




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Brenmiller’s patented technological innovation suppliers heat at high temperatures working with crushed rocks and supplies clean up and sustainable thermal electricity for utilities and industrial vegetation.

Brenmiller is presently operating to deploy its TES remedy with some of the premier industrial and utility consumers globally, such as Philip Morris Worldwide, Enel (Italy), Fortlev (Brazil), and the Israeli Defense Forces.

Avi Brenmiller, who founded the company in 2012, beforehand established and managed Solel, which was offered to Siemens. Avi Brenmiller himself held a 36.4% stake in the company right before the Nasdaq IPO and Israeli businessman Rani Zim had a 15.1% stake. Neither offered any shares in the Wall Road offering.

In 2021, Brenmiller described income of $395,000 and a web reduction of $10.3 million, in comparison with a reduction of $9.5 million in 2020.

Sullivan & Worcester LLP acted as Brenmiller Energy’s US lawful counsel and Shibolet & Co. acted as Brenmiller Energy’s Israeli authorized counsel in making ready for the Nasdaq listing.

Posted by Globes, Israel enterprise information – en.globes.co.il – on May well 26, 2022.

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