HPB finances itself in the start-up phase primarily through the sale of company shares to private investors. The company is not listed on the stock exchange because as a technology developer - unlike production companies - we are not dependent on the financing of growing production. Instead, shares are sold directly by the company to future shareholders. Entry is possible from a quantity of 100 shares. If you are interested, you can request the share purchase agreement using our contact form ↗. After both parties have signed and payment has been received, we will send you a letter confirming your entry in our shareholder register.

Since HPB Holding AG was founded, the total number of shares held has totalled 10 million. A capital increase in shares has been avoided to date. No dilution (i.e. increase in the number of shares for the capital increase) is planned for the future either. As at 11/2024, around 1.1 million shares were still available for purchase via HPB's own holdings.

HPB pursues a consistent high-dividend policy. The potential licence income in the exponentially growing battery market is enormous. At the same time, the running costs that HPB has to bear as a technology development company are comparatively low. A considerable proportion of the licence income can therefore be distributed to shareholders. Anyone who acquires shares in the company and thus supports the implementation of the HPB business model at an early stage should benefit from this in the long term - with licence income increasing over time due to rising production.

The HPB Solid-State Electrolyte forms after the addition of a liquid ingredient inside the cell. This allows two challenges faced by other solid-state battery approaches to be solved at once: A close contact is created between the HPB Solid-State Electrolyte and the electrodes, which is absolutely essential for good conductivity. What's more, established production technology for lithium-ion batteries with liquid electrolytes can be used to set up series production. We co-operate with a network of European plant manufacturers who have already gained experience with a precursor technology and are ready to set up production. The planning of production facilities up to plant level (both for pilot production and for gigafactories) is available.

The production of the HPB Solid-State Battery and the corresponding schedules are in the hands of our licence holders. All the prerequisites for a prompt start of production are in place: Production processes, plant plans and a network of competent companies from the plant engineering sector are ready. From the start of the project (financing and go-ahead for construction) to series production, a lead time of around 24 months can be expected, not least due to long delivery times in plant engineering. We currently assume that industrial series production will begin in 2026.

Production licence agreements have been concluded with Swiss Clean Battery AG in Switzerland and Electric One Holding in India. Volt-Bar GmbH, based in Germany, is building a pilot production facility and, in connection with this, holds the market development licence for home storage systems and battery-backed charging infrastructure in the DACH region, BENELUX and Scandinavia.