SAVERONE 2014 LTD Stock Price, News & Analysis

SaverOne (NASDAQ: SVRE) was named to TIME’s Best Inventions of 2025 on October 9, 2025, for the SaverOne System, a technology that proactively detects and blocks unsafe phone use while allowing permitted functions like navigation.

The recognition highlights the product’s safety focus amid distracted driving risks; the release cites the US NHTSA estimate of $870 billion annual road-accident costs and notes about a quarter tied to phone distraction. SaverOne also reported new distribution agreements and pilot projects in Europe and North America as it pursues fleet, OEM, and insurer adoption.

SaverOne (Nasdaq: SVRE) has signed a strategic partnership agreement with a global leader in vision solution technologies to develop advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) solutions. The collaboration focuses on creating an innovative sensor fusion platform capable of detecting Vulnerable Road Users (VRUs) in non-line-of-sight (NLoS) conditions.

The partnership will proceed in two phases: First, a Proof of Concept (POC) to demonstrate SaverOne's RF-ADAS sensor technology for VRU detection, followed by a commercialization phase involving joint R&D to develop advanced ADAS products using sensor fusion methodologies. The initiative aims to address a critical gap in current ADAS technology by improving safety for vulnerable road users in situations where they are not directly visible.

SaverOne (Nasdaq: SVRE) has signed an agreement with Fandango, a waste collection and recycling company, to deploy its Driver Distraction Prevention Solution across their heavy truck fleet. The agreement follows a successful pilot program that demonstrated significant driver behavioral improvements and reduced attempts to use distracting mobile applications while driving.

The deployment aims to enhance safety in Fandango's heavy-truck operations, which are characterized by long driving hours and high distraction risks. The solution is expected to reduce accidents, lower liability claims, and improve fleet availability while reducing overall operational costs.

SaverOne (Nasdaq: SVRE) reported its H1 2025 results, showing significant growth in its transportation safety and ADAS technologies business. Revenue increased 57% YoY to $224,000, with gross margin improving to 30% from 18% in H1 2024. The company has received orders for 5,430 systems, with 4,160 already installed.

Key developments include expansion of international operations through new agreements in the US and Canada, broadened relationship with Cemex across European markets, and a strategic collaboration with a leading European ADAS technology provider. Despite growth, the company reported a net loss of $4.7 million with cash position of $4.7 million as of June 30, 2025.

SaverOne (Nasdaq: SVRE) has expanded its partnership with Cemex by signing a new agreement to deploy its Driver Distraction Prevention System (DDPS) in another European division of Cemex's fleet. This expansion follows successful implementations in other Cemex operations globally.

The agreement represents a strategic milestone in SaverOne's global expansion and demonstrates Cemex's continued confidence in SaverOne's safety solution. CEO Ori Gilboa highlighted this development as validation of their DDPS technology and expressed commitment to supporting Cemex's safety initiatives across their global fleet operations.

SaverOne (Nasdaq: SVRE) has signed an agreement with the Sdot Dan Regional Council in Israel to install its driver distraction prevention system on the council's school bus fleet. This marks another significant adoption of SaverOne's technology in central Israel's educational transportation sector.

Sdot Dan joins other regional councils including Emek Yizrael, Mevo'ot Hermon, and Mate Asher in implementing SaverOne's safety system. The strategic location of Sdot Dan, with its extensive road network and proximity to major highways and logistics areas in central Israel, makes this adoption particularly significant for SaverOne's market expansion strategy.

SaverOne (Nasdaq: SVRE) has signed a strategic sales and marketing agreement with TOJ Jax LLC, a Florida-based firm, to distribute its in-cabin mobile distraction prevention systems to large commercial fleets in the United States. The exclusive partnership targets fleet operators with over 500 vehicles and includes aggressive annual sales targets.

TOJ Jax, led by industry veterans Steven Silverman and Richard Sisisky, brings extensive trucking and logistics experience along with established relationships with major US fleet operators. The partnership aims to expand SaverOne's presence in the US transportation industry while helping fleet operators reduce accident risks and lower insurance costs.

SaverOne (SVRE) has been granted its 14th patent (US Patent No. 12,326,512) by the USPTO for advanced sensor fusion technology in vehicle safety. The patent covers a system that combines RF-based phone location detection with non-RF sensors to precisely identify and classify mobile device usage within vehicles. The technology can distinguish between driver and passenger phone usage and determine the device's operation mode (idle, call, texting, streaming). This patent is part of SaverOne's portfolio of 23 patents and applications across key markets including the US, Europe, Israel, China, and the UK. The 20-year protection term strengthens the company's position in transportation safety technology and supports its global commercialization strategy.

SaverOne (SVRE) has signed a preliminary agreement with a leading European automotive-technology provider to integrate its Vulnerable Road User (VRU) detection solution into their Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) sensor fusion platform. This collaboration marks SaverOne's first sensor fusion agreement, combining their Radio Frequency detection technology to enable non-line-of-sight detection of pedestrians and other VRUs. The integrated system will be showcased to OEM customers at the ADAS provider's European showroom. This strategic partnership aims to create a unique sensor fusion concept that enhances road safety by improving VRU detection in scenarios where direct line of sight is not available.