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Electron Holding

Budapest, Hungary · Founded 2017 · Privately Held (backing)

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Implied valuation
Total raised
$10.9M
Last round

Key facts

  • It has raised $10.9M; the latest was PE Growth/Expansion in Dec 2024.
  • Notable investors include Széchenyi, Focus Ventures (Hungary), Hiventures.
  • Status: Privately Held (backing).
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Funding rounds

No rounds on record

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About Electron Holding

Operator of an integrated energy company intended to develop battery-operated control centers and wind power plants in the eastern European region. The company offers project development, general construction, and pile drilling, enabling clients to design and formulate energy production.

Sector
Energy
HQ
Budapest, Hungary
Founded
2017
Employees
66
Ownership
Privately Held (backing)
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Recorded secondary trades

No prints on record

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Institutional fund marks

No fund marks yet

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