Invinity Energy Systems is pleased to announce it has today signed a reseller agreement with Everdura Technology Company (“Everdura”), an industrial technology company based in Taiwan.
Within the framework of the agreement, Everdura has signed an initial purchase order totalling 15 MWh of vanadium flow batteries from Invinity (the “Initial Order”). Additionally, the agreement includes the ability for Everdura to purchase a further 255 MWh of Invinity products for the purpose of fulfilling follow-on orders over the next three years. In their role as a reseller for the Company, Everdura will promote Invinity’s products to key customer segments throughout Taiwan and Southeast Asia including commercial and industrial energy users, grid operators, independent power producers and transport infrastructure providers.
This is the second Taiwanese deal Invinity have signed in recent weeks, having announced a 2.2 MWh sale to Bei Ying, a Taiwanese industrial equipment wholesaler, on 21 November 2022. This latest deal represents Invinity’s largest order received to date and further demonstrates the effectiveness of Invinity’s commercial strategy of selling through trusted third partners outside of the Company’s core markets.
A deposit for the Initial Order is due shortly. First battery deliveries are expected to commence in late 2023 with the majority of revenue associated with the project expected to be recognised during 2024.
Invinity Energy Systems is pleased to announce it has today signed a reseller agreement with Everdura Technology Company (“Everdura”), an industrial technology company based in Taiwan.
Within the framework of the agreement, Everdura has signed an initial purchase order totalling 15 MWh of vanadium flow batteries from Invinity (the “Initial Order”). Additionally, the agreement includes the ability for Everdura to purchase a further 255 MWh of Invinity products for the purpose of fulfilling follow-on orders over the next three years. In their role as a reseller for the Company, Everdura will promote Invinity’s products to key customer segments throughout Taiwan and Southeast Asia including commercial and industrial energy users, grid operators, independent power producers and transport infrastructure providers.
This is the second Taiwanese deal Invinity have signed in recent weeks, having announced a 2.2 MWh sale to Bei Ying, a Taiwanese industrial equipment wholesaler, on 21 November 2022. This latest deal represents Invinity’s largest order received to date and further demonstrates the effectiveness of Invinity’s commercial strategy of selling through trusted third partners outside of the Company’s core markets.
A deposit for the Initial Order is due shortly. First battery deliveries are expected to commence in late 2023 with the majority of revenue associated with the project expected to be recognised during 2024.
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