LION E-Mobility

Dr. Joachim Damasky, CEO and board member of LION E-Mobility, will retire effective 31 January 2027 and will also leave the board. He will remain in office until then to ensure an orderly transition and will subsequently be available to the company as an advisor. Operational business will in future be led by a managing director to be named for the German subsidiaries LION Smart GmbH and LION Smart Production GmbH. » More on finanzen.net

LION E-Mobility reported a significant revenue decline in the first half of 2026, caused by customers bringing forward orders at the end of 2025 and a two-month production halt to upgrade for the new NMC+ platform. EBITDA remained positive, but lower sales volumes and higher input costs weighed on cash generation and earnings. Series production of the new 53‑kWh NMC+ pack began at the end of June; automation steps are scheduled to be completed by the end of September. The company is simultaneously expanding its BESS business and identifies working capital as the main bottleneck to scaling. » More on de.investing.com

Ian Mukherjee has declared the partial conversion of his convertible loan totaling EUR 3,328,695.65. LION E-Mobility will issue 3,000,000 new registered shares as consideration, increasing the number of shares outstanding to 18,375,633 and reducing liabilities by the converted amount. » More on finanzen.net