E-magy
Broek op Langedijk, NL · 4 known investors
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E-magy develops nanostructured silicon materials for lithium-ion batteries, serving electric vehicle and energy storage manufacturers. The company operates production facilities near Amsterdam, Netherlands, and partners with battery research organizations across Europe to scale commercial silicon anode production.
Founders & leadership

Investors · 4
How we know: SHIFT Invest's portfolio page · funding news · e-magy.com · the VCSheet dataset · Not right? Tell us
How we know: StartGreen Capital's portfolio page · Not right? Tell us
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Also in the syndicate · 1
Funding
SEC filings, press & company announcements- Undisclosed amountSeries AApr 2023Source ↗
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2 people who came through E-magy went on to found or lead other companies.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does E-magy do?
- E-magy develops nanostructured silicon materials for lithium-ion batteries, serving electric vehicle and energy storage manufacturers. The company operates production facilities near Amsterdam, Netherlands, and partners with battery research organizations across Europe to scale commercial silicon anode production.
- Who are E-magy's investors?
- E-magy's investors include SHIFT Invest, StartGreen Capital, Invest-NL.
- Where is E-magy headquartered?
- E-magy is headquartered in Broek op Langedijk, NL.



