Allison Ventures Makes Strategic Investment in Niron Magnetics

Allison Ventures Makes Strategic Investment in Niron Magnetics

Sustainable non-rare earth permanent magnets for integration in EV propulsion motors and renewable energy systems will be developed.

Allison Ventures, Allison Transmission’s venture capital arm, announced its strategic investment in Niron Magnetics, a pioneering company in the field of sustainable non-rare earth permanent magnets. This investment marks a significant milestone in the advancement of clean energy solutions and the reduction of reliance on critical materials, according to Allison Ventures.

Niron Magnetics has developed a breakthrough technology that enables the production of powerful permanent magnets without the need for rare earth elements. “With an extensive patent portfolio, Niron Magnetics is poised to revolutionize the magnet industry and address the challenges associated with the global supply chain of rare earth elements,” Allison Ventures said.

The strategic partnership between Allison Ventures and Niron Magnetics addresses the growing demand for sustainable and environmentally friendly solutions in commercial-duty mobility. Allison Ventures intends to back the commercialization and expansion of Niron’s non-rare earth magnet technology, alongside other prominent leaders in the automotive industry, by participating in Niron Magnetics’ recently announced funding round, the company said.

“As the mobility industry evolves to cleaner technologies, it is critical to deliver those products in a sustainable manner. We are thrilled to partner with Niron Magnetics in their mission to enable global electrification and provide a sustainable alternative to rare earth magnets,” said Mike Foster, executive director and chief technology officer, Allison Transmission. “Niron’s Clean Earth Magnet technology is meant to address the global demand and supply risks of rare-earth elements needed for electric motors and other critical applications.”

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