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Hynion AS subsidiary Hynion Sverige AB files for bankruptcy
19 May 2025 08:00 CEST
Issuer
Hynion AS
Press release | Høvik 2025-05-19
After a long period of financial challenges and delays in completing planned
financing, Hynion Sverige AB has filed for bankruptcy. The financial position of
the parent company, Hynion AS, remains unaffected. Hynion AS continues its
operations and is in the final phase of securing additional financing.
Hynion Sverige AB, a wholly owned Swedish subsidiary of Hynion AS, has faced
financial challenges for an extended period. The subsidiary has worked
intensively to secure new financing, and the process has come a long way.
However, for various reasons, the financing has not yet been completed. Combined
with the subsidiary’s debt burden, a challenging market environment, and low
demand for hydrogen vehicles in Sweden, the delay has made continued operations
unsustainable. Following a bankruptcy petition filed by a supplier, Hynion
Sverige AB chose to file for bankruptcy itself in order to ensure an orderly
process and to protect the interests of the group and its shareholders.
Hynion AS is not affected by the bankruptcy. The company continues its
operations in Scandinavia. The station in Høvik, Norway, is expected to reopen
shortly. An expansion of the refueling capacity at the Høvik station is being
considered, as demand for hydrogen cars is currently significantly higher in
Norway than in Sweden. Employees of Hynion Sverige AB will be offered continued
employment within Hynion AS.
As communicated in the company’s status update on April 28, 2025, several of
Hynion’s largest shareholders, together with an external lender, have
strengthened the company’s liquidity through loans that are planned to be
converted into shares in Hynion AS. This will further strengthen Hynion AS’s
capital structure and demonstrates strong confidence from key stakeholders.
Hynion AS is now in the final phase of securing additional financing and remains
optimistic about completing a robust and stable financial solution. The
prospects for this financing have not been negatively affected by the bankruptcy
of Hynion Sverige AB – in fact, they may have slightly improved.
Further information will be provided as soon as concrete decisions have been
made.
“Despite considerable efforts to secure a viable future for Hynion Sverige AB,
the only way forward was to file for bankruptcy for this subsidiary. We remain
committed to building a strong and sustainable hydrogen infrastructure in
Scandinavia and will continue our work through Hynion AS,” says Kurt Dahlberg,
Board Member of Hynion AS.
For further information, please contact:
Kurt Dahlberg
Phone: +46 70 363 31 10
Email: info@hynion.com
This information is considered inside information pursuant to the EU Market
Abuse Regulation and is subject to the disclosure requirements under section
5-12 of the Norwegian Securities Trading Act. The information was submitted for
publication, through the contact person set out above, on 19 May 2025 at 08:00
CET.
About Hynion
Hynion builds, owns and operates hydrogen refueling stations in and around the
largest cities in Scandinavia. The company offers hydrogen refueling stations
based on its own technology and decades of experience for turnkey establishment
and operation by interested actors or within the framework of collaborations or
co-ownership. The company's management also has extensive experience in
establishing and running start-ups in hydrogen technology and renewable energy.
www.hynion.com
More information:
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Source
Hynion AS
Provider
Oslo Børs Newspoint
Company Name
HYNION AS
ISIN
NO0010920945
Symbol
HYN
Market
Euronext Growth