HD Advanced Technologies GmbH

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HD Advanced Technologies GmbH is a wholly owned subsidiary of Heidelberger Druckmaschinen AG (HEIDELBERG), a leading German mechanical engineering group with a long history in precision manufacturing. Founded in 2024 and headquartered in Walldorf, Germany, the company acts as the parent’s dedicated technology platform for dual-use applications in highly regulated sectors such as defense, security, energy infrastructure, charging systems, and industrial solutions.

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It transfers core competencies in system integration, electronics, high-precision production, and scalable manufacturing—originally developed for printing machinery—into new markets. Main activities include contract manufacturing of complete energy storage systems, development of autonomous defense technologies, and participation in joint ventures for advanced battery cell production. In 2026, it entered a strategic partnership with PHENOGY AG to manufacture stationary sodium-ion battery storage systems and contribute a specialized printing process to a planned cell-manufacturing joint venture.

The company operates primarily from its German base with plans for expansion into the United States and focuses on delivering reliable, series-ready systems for critical infrastructure, defense, and mobility. As a 100% subsidiary, it benefits from the parent group’s resources and global network while pursuing agile development in emerging high-growth areas, strengthening European technological sovereignty in energy and security technologies.

Also known as HDAT and Heidelberger Druckmaschinen 2. Verwaltungs-GmbH.

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21 July 2026
PHENOGY and HD Advanced Technologies partner to industrialise sodium‑ion battery cells and systems

Two agreements — contract manufacturing of stationary storage and a planned joint venture to industrialise sodium‑ion cells — aim to scale supply in Europe and reduce reliance on non‑European raw materials.