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InoBat to Go Public via $1.27B SPAC Merger to Expand Battery Storage for AI and Data Centers

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Slovakia-based InoBat plans to list on Nasdaq through a $1.27 billion SPAC merger with Cartesian Growth Corporation II, securing $77.5 million in PIPE financing to scale battery storage production for AI and data centers. The company, which has delivered 875 MWh of utility-scale projects, will also advance sodium-ion battery development, with the deal expected to close in late 2026.

InoBat to go public in $1,27B SPAC deal to expand battery storage for AI and data centers

InoBat has agreed to merge with special purpose acquisition company Cartesian Growth Corporation II in a deal valuing the European battery energy storage company at approximately $1.265 billion. The transaction will provide InoBat with access to Nasdaq public markets and $77.5 million in committed private investment.

The Slovakia-based company manufactures battery energy storage systems through its BESSMONT platform and has delivered or contracted 875 megawatt-hours of utility-scale projects across Europe. InoBat aims to capitalise on growing electricity demand from AI infrastructure and data centres.

The deal includes $77.5 million of PIPE financing and carries no minimum cash condition. InoBat plans to use the capital to expand manufacturing capacity and develop sodium-ion battery technology alongside its lithium-ion offerings.

The transaction is expected to close in late 2026, subject to customary conditions. Following completion, the combined company will trade on Nasdaq under ticker symbol INBT.

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