Factorial Energy — Valuation, Funding & Investors

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Jun 30, 2026Jun 30, 2026IPO $1.3B SEC EDGAR (Form S-1)
Jun 30, 2026Jun 30, 2026Solid-State Battery Maker Factorial Energy Lists on Nasdaq at $1.3B via SPAC Merger Pulse story

Funding History

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Date	Event	Amount	Valuation	Investors	Source
Jun 30, 2026	spac	$1.3B	—		Pulse story

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Jun 30, 2026Solid-State Battery Maker Factorial Energy Lists on Nasdaq at $1.3B via SPAC MergerFactorial Energy completed its business combination with Cartesian Growth Corporation III and began trading on Nasdaq under ticker FAC on June 8, implying about $1.3 billion in equity value and delivering over $100 million in gross proceeds to fund commercialization of its solid-state batteries for defense, data centers, drones, robotics and e-mobility. Stellantis holds a 9.5% stake in the combined company, underscoring continued automaker conviction in solid-state battery technology.→

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Jun 30, 2026IPOSolid-State Battery Maker Factorial Energy Lists on Nasdaq at $1.3B via SPAC Merger$1.3B equity value→

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IPO· Jun 30, 2026

Solid-State Battery Maker Factorial Energy Lists on Nasdaq at $1.3B via SPAC Merger

IPO$1.3B equity value

Solid-State Battery Maker Factorial Energy Lists on Nasdaq at $1.3B via SPAC Merger

Factorial Energy completed its business combination with Cartesian Growth Corporation III and began trading on Nasdaq under ticker FAC on June 8, implying about $1.3 billion in equity value and delivering over $100 million in gross proceeds to fund commercialization of its solid-state batteries for defense, data centers, drones, robotics and e-mobility. Stellantis holds a 9.5% stake in the combined company, underscoring continued automaker conviction in solid-state battery technology.

Jun 30, 2026

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