VFlowTech, a Singapore-based leader in long-duration energy storage technology, has successfully closed its Series A2 financing round, attracting significant investment from major players including Granite Asia, MOL PLUS, and EDBI. The funding round, announced on 15 May 2025, aims to bolster VFlowTech’s development of vanadium redox flow batteries, a key technology for sustainable energy solutions.
The investment marks a strategic collaboration between VFlowTech and MOL PLUS, the corporate venture arm of Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, which has signed a Memorandum of Understanding to explore deploying VFlowTech’s technology in the maritime industry. This initiative aligns with MOL Group’s ambition to pioneer carbon-neutral port solutions, reinforcing its sustainability agenda.
Henry Tao, Director at UntroD Capital Asia, expressed confidence in VFlowTech’s potential, stating, “We’ve been impressed by VFlowTech’s remarkable achievements in advancing sustainable energy solutions. Their vision aligns with our commitment to fostering impactful technologies that address global energy challenges.”
In addition to equity investment, VFlowTech has secured Southeast Asia’s first venture debt facility for an energy storage company, provided by Hokkoku Financial Holdings. This move underscores strong investor confidence in VFlowTech’s solutions and highlights the growing role of innovative financial instruments in advancing sustainable development across the region.
The strategic investments and partnerships position VFlowTech as a trailblazer in clean energy innovation, supporting the global transition to a net-zero future. As VFlowTech continues to expand its operations, these collaborations are expected to play a crucial role in advancing sustainable energy infrastructure worldwide.
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