WiTricity has raised $115M across 1 funding round, plus 2 undated rounds.
Siemens invested $25 million for a minority stake in WiTricity in June 2022 and led a $63 million funding round that also included Mirae Asset Capital and Japan Energy Fund. Earlier backers had included Delta Electronics, Foxconn and Toyota, and Qualcomm became a minority owner after WiTricity acquired Qualcomm Halo's charging technology in 2019.
1 funding round, the latest highlighted.
WiTricity was founded in 2007, United States.
No date is disclosed for this round.
No filing has been made.
1 dated round, newest first.
IntelSSchlumbergerDDelta ElectronicsFFoxconnHHaierQQualcommMMitsubishi Corporation
Mirae Asset CapitalJJapan Energy FundThe routes section explains what is realistically available for a company at this stage.
No. WiTricity is a private company; its shares do not trade on a public exchange.
Lead investors for each round are in the funding timeline.
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