Torus Valuation, Funding & Investors

Our Next Energy is a Novi-headquartered developer of advanced lithium-iron-phosphate batteries for electric vehicles. The company employs Gemini dual-chemistry architecture to deliver higher energy density and faster charging times while prioritizing cobalt-free materials and domestic supply chains. Founded in 2020, Our Next Energy partners with BMW i Ventures on joint development projects and operates a pilot production line in Michigan ahead of a planned gigafactory.

Jinyuansheng is a Shanghai-headquartered enterprise specializing in mining, smelting, and processing of energy metals like nickel and cobalt. It manufactures lithium-ion battery cathode precursors and handles power battery recycling at facilities supporting the electric vehicle supply chain.

Stuttgart-headquartered CMBlu Energy AG manufactures organic redox flow batteries for grid-scale energy storage. The company deploys systems with capacities up to 1 MWh at industrial sites in Germany and Europe. Its B400 battery modules integrate with solar and wind farms to provide long-duration storage exceeding 10 hours. Founded in 2015, CMBlu partners with utilities for utility-scale projects in the renewable energy transition.

Juwan Technology Research functions as a high-tech private enterprise specializing in the design and construction of battery and battery pack production facilities. The company conducts research, development, manufacturing, sales, and servicing of super-fast charging power batteries alongside next-generation energy storage devices and systems. Focused on advancing battery technology, it supports applications in electric vehicles and renewable energy storage through integrated production solutions.

Camel Group Co Ltd is engaged in the research and development, production, sale, and recycling of lead acid batteries. It produces various types of batteries, including flooded automobile battery, AGM battery, flooded traction battery, lithium-ion battery, and pure lead battery. Its products are widely used in automobiles, agricultural vehicles, ships, forklifts, and various special purposes.

Amprius Technologies Inc is engaged in the production of silicon anodes for high-energy-density lithium-ion batteries. The company develops, manufactures and markets lithium-ion batteries for mobility applications, including the aviation, electric vehicle (EV) and light electric vehicle (LEV) industries. The company's batteries are used for existing and emerging aviation applications, including unmanned aerial systems, such as drones and high-altitude pseudo satellites.

Sinopec Kantons Holdings Ltd is a company that operates in the storage, logistics, and trading industry. It provides crude oil and oil product terminals, ancillary facilities, and logistics services including storage, transportation, and terminal services. The company has two main segments: the crude oil jetty and storage services segment and the vessel chartering and logistics services segment. The company generates the majority of its revenue from the crude oil jetty and storage services segment, which caters to crude oil transportation, unloading, storage, and other jetty services for oil tankers in the PRC, Europe, and the Middle East. Geographically, the company generates all of its revenue from the PRC.

24M Technologies is a Cambridge, Massachusetts-headquartered innovator in lithium-ion battery production for electric vehicles and grid storage. Its SemiSolid platform uses binder-free electrodes and simplified manufacturing to cut costs by 40 percent and enable direct recycling of active materials without pyrometallurgical steps. The company partners with Volkswagen and Toyota for scaled production.

The TotalEnergies Texas solar and storage portfolio is a group of utility-scale renewable power assets in the ERCOT market in Texas, operated by TotalEnergies. It comprises about 2 GW of capacity: three solar projects totalling 1.7 GW, including Danish Fields, Cottonwood and Hill Solar I, and two battery energy storage projects with a combined 300 MW. The assets sell electricity and storage services largely under long-term contracts, which give the portfolio contracted revenue. TotalEnergies developed the projects as part of its Integrated Power business and continues to operate them. Since December 2024 the portfolio has been owned 50% by TotalEnergies and 50% by funds managed by Apollo affiliates.

Amara Raja Energy & Mobility makes lead-acid batteries under the Amaron and PowerZone brands and is building lithium-ion cell and pack capacity. It sells to automakers, telecom and industrial customers and through retail replacement channels. It is among the two largest Indian battery makers. Headquartered in Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh.

ADI Global Distribution Inc is a specialty distributor of professionally installed low-voltage products, including security and audio-visual (AV) solutions, serving commercial and residential markets through an omnichannel go-to-market platform. It sells to professional installers, dealers, and integrators. The company's product portfolio includes products from third-party suppliers across low-voltage categories, as well as products and services offered under its own brands. Its customer base includes independent contractors, systems integrators, and low-voltage specialists serving business, institutional, and residential end users.

Emerald Horizon AG develops technologies for decarbonizing the energy supply under the SMRX brand-ranging from hybrid energy storage systems to next-generation modular reactors. The company aims to provide safe, scalable, and globally deployable baseload energy, free from the drawbacks of conventional nuclear technology. Its technologies under development include ADES, an accelerator-driven thorium-based nuclear power system, and CALstore, a molten-salt thermal energy storage system. The company also develops the DUALstore PLUS system, which combines energy storage technologies with an AI-based multicontrol unit.

Liontown Ltd is a battery minerals provider focused on supplying minerals used in energy and industrial applications. It holds two lithium deposits in Western Australia and seeks to expand its portfolio through exploration, partnerships, and acquisitions. The company also considers participating in downstream activities where having control of mineral deposits may offer operational advantages.

Ryefield Energy is a producer of hybrid inverters, battery energy storage systems, and EV chargers for residential, commercial, and utility-scale applications. Based in Shenzhen, China, the company delivers products like the H3 series inverters with efficiencies up to 97.6 percent and storage systems supporting 5-20 kWh capacities. It exports to over 50 countries, including partnerships with European distributors for solar-plus-storage deployments.

EcoFlow Tech is a company, founded in 2017, that develops portable power stations, solar panels, and energy storage systems for outdoor activities, emergency backup power, and home energy management. Its early products included the River power station line, which built traction through a crowdfunding campaign before securing retail distribution through Home Depot, Camping World, Amazon, and HSN.

Nyobolt is a Cambridge-based developer of lithium-sulfur batteries for electric vehicles emphasizing ultra-fast charging. The technology achieves 200 kW power output, recharging from 10 to 90 percent in under five minutes while storing 400 Wh/kg energy density. Founded in 2020 from University of Cambridge research, Nyobolt partners with H1 Vehicle Intelligence for prototype testing and raised $25 million in Series A funding.

Polarium is a Stockholm-headquartered supplier of lithium-ion battery systems for telecom base stations, ensuring 99.999 percent uptime in networks across 50 countries. Its EnergyGuard solutions cut total cost of ownership by 30 percent through remote monitoring and recycling programs compliant with EU WEEE directives. Deployed by Ericsson and Telia since 2015, the systems support 5G rollouts with capacities up to 500 kWh per site.

Skeleton Technologies is an Estonian cleantech company that develops and manufactures ultracapacitors and its SuperBattery high-power energy storage technology, built on a patented curved-graphene material that avoids toxic metals. Founded in 2009 by Oliver Ahlberg and Taavi Madiberk, the company's supercapacitors charge in seconds and withstand more than a million charge cycles, serving blue-chip customers in automotive, grid, and industrial sectors. It runs production facilities in Estonia and Germany, including a factory near Leipzig built with Siemens, and is increasingly targeting high-power storage for AI data centers and grid systems.