By Julian Singer Verditek was formed in 2016 to identify business opportunities in the clean technology sector. It initially invested in three companies, one making flexible solar panels and two making different types of air filter. The company now focusses on solar panels manufactured at its factory in Milan with only a minor interest in [...]

By Julian Singer Verditek’s main business is the manufacture of lightweight, flexible solar modules at its plant in Milan. In spite of the heavy toll from the corona virus in that city it had announced on 6 April 2020 that it was restarting its production line and expected to report its first revenue by the [...]

Verditek Plc owns a subsidiary whose principal business is the manufacture of flexible, lightweight solar panels. On 6 April the company announced that it was restarting its production line in Italy after the corona virus. Hopefully there are enough orders to keep it busy. A year ago we reported that the company had received certification [...]

On 10 July Verditek announced that its flexible solar photovoltaic panels had received certification from the IEC[1]as suitable for long term operation in general open-air climates. It can now start manufacturing the panels at the factory of its subsidiary, Verditek Solar Italy (VSI), outside Milan, with plans to produce 1 MWp of panels this year [...]

Veditek, who listed on AIM in August 2017, produced their annual report for 2017 on 29 June 2018. Verditek holds major positions in three cleantech companies: Greenflex, in which it holds 51 per cent, is based in Italy and plans to make flexible, lightweight solar panels: BBR Filtration (51 per cent) in Hampshire makes fluidised [...]

Verditek plc was admitted to trading on AIM on August 10 after raising £2 million in share subscription. Verditek, which was incorporated in April 2016, is a holding company that has bought a stake in three very different private clean technology companies. First is a 51 per cent stake in Greenflex Energy Ltd which owns [...]