Other Corporate Information
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Acconeer receives order from Chinese BEYD worth USD 183 000
The order relates to Acconeer’s A111 and A121 Pulsed Coherent Radar sensors and will be delivered during Q2 and Q3 2025. BEYD is one of Acconeer’s Chinese distributors and an important sales channel for the company. CEO Ted Hansson comments: “China is an important, fast moving and growing market for us, and we are happy…
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Acconeer signs global franchise agreement with Future Electronics
Acconeer has signed a worldwide franchise deal with Future Electronics, who will provide customers access to Acconeer’s unique 60GHz radar solutions. This agreement covers Acconeer’s A121 radar sensor and related products, and expands Acconeer’s global distribution network. Future Electronics is a global leader in electronics distribution headquarted in Montreal, Canada. Through this partnership, Future Electronics…
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Acconeer receives grant from WASP for PhD research on collaborative radar sensing systems
From this February, Linus Ghatnekar Nilsson will start his research at Acconeer as an industrial PhD student. The research will focus on exploring synchronization methods in multi-sensor radar positioning systems, and how over-the-air signaling can be designed to support this. During this five-year period, Linus will spend 20% of his time at the Acconeer HQ…
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Sales start for new car model using Acconeer’s radar sensor for access control
The Acconeer A121 is used in an all-electric premium SUV from one of the world’s leading multinational automotive corporations, which now is being sold to consumers on the American market. As previously communicated when the design win was announced, Acconeer’s radar is used for access control to allow for handsfree opening of the trunk of…
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Acconeer signs distribution agreement with Sekorm Limited for the Chinese market
The agreement concerns Acconeer’s radar sensors along with related modules and evaluation kits (EVK). Sekorm is a technical distributor with a strong focus on demand creation and serving the electronics industry. The company has a professional staff with close to 160 engineers at 17 offices in China, with headquarters in Shenzhen. Founded in 1993, Sekorm…
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Acconeer’s directed issue of warrants fully subscribed by CEO Ted Hansson
The warrant-based incentive programme was decided by the extraordinary general meeting held on 2024-10-31 and entails issuing of no more than 350 000 subscription warrants to the CEO. The market value of the warrants at the time of subscription was determined by Optionspartner AB at 1,43 SEK per warrant, using the Black & Scholes valuation…
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Acconeer signs distribution agreement with Japanese Sundenshi Co
The agreement concerns Acconeer’s radar sensors along with related modules and evaluation kits (EVK) for the Japanese market. Sundenshi Co provides component supply services to organizations that provide R&D services and produce Electronic Systems in Japan. With focus on the industrial sector, Sundenshi Co provides valuable distribution networks and opportunities as Japan remains one of…
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Acconeer announces 5 automotive design wins to an estimated value of more than USD 4 million
Acconeer’s A121 Pulsed Coherent Radar sensor has been designed into five additional car models from a leading Japanese automotive manufacturer, following the one announced in January this year. The design wins are for the use case access control, which allows touchless opening of the trunk of a car. The total forecasted value of the design…
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Acconeer and Sandvik receive research grant of SEK 3.5 million for material classification
Sweden’s innovation agency Vinnova has decided to award Acconeer and Sandvik a grant totaling SEK 3.5 million, of which Acconeer’s share is SEK 2.5 million, for research into automated material classification with radar. The project will begin in Q3 2024 and is planned to be completed in the second half of 2026. In this project…
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New car model using Acconeer radar sensor launched with an estimated value of USD 800 000
Acconeer’s A1 pulsed coherent radar sensor is used in a premium-brand car model from a Japanese high-volume car maker for the use case access control, which allows touchless opening of the trunk of a car. Acconeer estimates the total value of this model to USD 800 000 over seven years. The car model is released…
