Symbio in the news

Symbio launched an automated PBX migration tool in partnership with Sampli AI to help operators move voice customers between platforms.

Symbio introduced its latest third-generation fuel cell stack for hydrogen energy applications.

Symbio will unveil its third-generation hydrogen fuel cell stack at IAA Transportation 2026, targeting intensive heavy-duty mobility and stationary power generation with compact, durable, and cost-competitive technology.

Symbio is set to launch its third-generation hydrogen fuel cell technology, optimized for intensive mobility and stationary applications, at IAA Transportation 2026.

Symbio SAS's global employee count is approximately 677 as of March 2026, marking a 21.4% decline from 862 employees in 2023.

Symbio cut 70% of its staff after spending €350 million in audited public subsidies.

Symbio is constructing a CHF 12 million hydrogen research facility in Switzerland to expand its fuel cell development and operational independence.

Stellantis will exit the Symbio joint venture by May at a reported cost of 235 million euros.

Stellantis is paying €235 million to exit the Symbio hydrogen joint venture, significantly impacting Symbio's operations and leading to substantial job cuts.

Stellantis is exiting its Symbio joint venture with Forvia and Michelin, incurring over 200 million euros in costs and compensation for its departure and discontinuation of fuel-cell propulsion system development.

Stellantis sold its 33.3% stake in the Symbio hydrogen joint venture to Faurecia and Michelin for €200 million.

Stellantis will pay ","235 million to exit Symbio, a fuel-cell joint venture with Michelin and Forvia, next month.

Stellantis will exit the Symbio hydrogen fuel cell joint venture by May at a cost of 235 million euros, with Michelin and Forvia becoming equal 50% shareholders.

Stellantis will exit its Symbio hydrogen fuel cell joint venture by May, costing the company 235 million euros as it ends its hydrogen vehicle program.

Symbio's North American headquarters expansion in Temecula is highlighted by the SoCal Wine Country EDC as a success for clean energy innovation.

Stellantis acquired a 33.3% ownership in Symbio, a hydrogen mobility company, joining Forvia and Michelin as equal shareholders to boost Symbio's development and reinforce Stellantis' hydrogen vehicle leadership.

A lightweight hydrogen-electric fuel cell truck has been commissioned for port and regional drayage operations through a partnership between Savage and Symbio.

GM3 and Symbio have partnered to fund a three-year wildlife conservation program at Mount Kembla using innovative technology and sustainable mining practices.

SYMBIO develops digital tools and regional pilot projects to advance Europe's circular bioeconomy through industrial symbiosis.

Symbio and Savage Companies developed a lightweight hydrogen fuel cell drayage truck prototype with quick refueling and diesel-equivalent performance for commercial use.