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Power Paper Raises $15 Million

Tuesday, August 5, 2003

RFID Journal - Power Paper Raises $15 million

“Power Paper, a Tel Aviv-based company that is developing environmentally friendly, thin-film batteries, has raised $15 million in a fourth round of funding. A flexible battery The company says it will use the money to continue to develop its flexible, thin batteries for RFID tags and smart labels. ”
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