Wireless charging firm, Powermat, has announced a new plan for near-term, including the resignation of the CEO and Chairman, and the receipt of an unspecified amount of new investment capital. The company said that it would be seeking to raise up to $120 million in additional funding from existing investors as well as potential investors.
Wireless charging firm, Powermat, has announced a new plan for near-term, including the resignation of the CEO and Chairman, and the receipt of an unspecified amount of new investment capital. The restructuring is intended to help Powermat take a leadership position in the global wireless battery charging market.