CelLink vs General Motors
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CelLink raised $315M including a Series D in Feb 2022; its flexible circuits reduce automotive wire harness weight by 70%+ and volume by 90%+; backed by Ford, Bosch, Lear, Fidelity, and T. Rowe Price.
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CelLink Technologies is a San Jose-based manufacturer of high-conductance, large-area flexible circuits for electric vehicles, battery packs, and energy storage systems. Founded in 2012 by Kevin Coakley and Malcolm Brown, CelLink developed a proprietary process for manufacturing flexible printed circuits at automotive scale — replacing bulky, heavy traditional wire harnesses with thin, lightweight flex circuits that are more thermally efficient, mechanically reliable, and space-saving.
NYSE-listed (GM) global automaker with $171.9B revenue; Ultium EV platform powering Silverado EV, Equinox EV, and LYRIQ while managing Cruise AV setback and EV demand growth normalization.
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General Motors is a Detroit-based global automaker — designing, building, and selling vehicles across the Chevrolet, GMC, Cadillac, and Buick brands for consumers from affordable transportation through premium luxury, plus OnStar connected services, GM Financial auto financing, and a significant investment in autonomous vehicle development through Cruise (majority-owned AV subsidiary). Listed on NYSE (NYSE: GM), General Motors generated $171.9 billion in revenue in fiscal year 2023, making it one of the two largest US automakers alongside Ford.
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