SAVERONE 2014 LTD Stock Price, News & Analysis

SaverOne 2014 (Nasdaq: SVRE, TASE: SVRE) has launched four new pilot projects with customers of Volvo Buses Mexico, following their OEM agreement signed in March 2024. The pilots involve retrofitting 20 buses with SaverOne's technology, designed to prevent driver distraction from mobile phones. The projects are located in Mexico City (intercity buses) and Monterrey (city buses).

This initiative stems from SaverOne's agreement with Volvo Group, allowing pre-installation and aftermarket retrofit of their safety solution. Volvo Buses, a subsidiary of Volvo Group, is one of the world's largest bus manufacturers. SaverOne's CEO, Ori Gilboa, highlighted the significance of this collaboration and its potential to expand to other Volvo subsidiaries globally.

SaverOne 2014 (Nasdaq: SVRE, TASE: SVRE) announced that Froneri, a leading global ice cream manufacturer, has extended its agreement to equip SaverOne systems across its entire fleet of employee vehicles and distribution trucks in Israel. Froneri, jointly owned by Nestle Worldwide and R&R Ice Cream, was among the first companies to install the SaverOne System in 2021 to counteract driver distraction. This expansion demonstrates the effectiveness and reliability of SaverOne's technology in enhancing employee safety and preventing accidents caused by driver distraction over the past three years. SaverOne's CEO, Ori Gilboa, expressed delight at the expanded partnership and hopes to broaden sales to Froneri's subsidiaries worldwide.

SaverOne 2014 (Nasdaq: SVRE, TASE: SVRE), a transportation safety solutions company, has announced a strategic asset purchase agreement for Micronet 's Generation-3 camera products and intellectual property (IP). The acquisition includes IP and inventory related to Micronet's Generation 3 camera at no upfront cost, with future royalty payments contingent on sales. This move aligns with SaverOne's strategy to expand its product portfolio and enhance offerings.

CEO Ori Gilboa stated that the acquisition supports their intention to create a unique combined product with both camera and cellular distraction prevention solutions. The company sees this as a significant opportunity for future revenue growth and potential for new customer acquisition, particularly in the United States.

SaverOne 2014 (Nasdaq: SVRE, TASE: SVRE) reported its results for the first half of 2024 and shared recent business updates. The company, which develops transportation safety and ADAS technologies, highlighted a significant reduction in operating expenses of NIS 2.3 million ($612,000), reducing operating loss and cash burn. Key developments include OEM agreements with Volvo Group and IVECO, and plans for a spinoff company focused on the VRU sensor solution with an estimated annual market potential of $1.5 billion by 2035.

Financial highlights show revenues of NIS 483,000 ($129,000) in H1 2024, down from NIS 1.5 million in H1 2023. The company reduced its net loss to NIS 16.3 million ($4.4 million) in H1 2024 from NIS 17.8 million in H1 2023. SaverOne's CEO, Ori Gilboa, noted challenges in the Israeli market but expressed optimism about international expansion and future growth prospects.

SaverOne 2014 (Nasdaq: SVRE, TASE: SVRE) has announced the expansion of its SaverOne system installation across Egged Tours' entire bus fleet at its central hub. Following a successful pilot project, the company will install the system on an additional 60 buses, bringing the total to 130 vehicles. The SaverOne system aims to prevent cell phone distractions for bus drivers, enhancing safety for passengers and other road users.

Egged Tours, a subsidiary of Israel's largest public bus fleet operator, Egged Transportation, represents a significant potential market for SaverOne. The company's Vice President of Operations and Traffic, Saadi Mohand Hamoudi, emphasized that passenger and driver safety is their top priority, highlighting the system's role in reducing distraction-related accidents.

SaverOne 2014 (Nasdaq: SVRE, TASE: SVRE), a transportation safety solutions company, has announced a new order for its SaverOne Systems from the Israeli subsidiary of a leading global food manufacturer. Following a successful pilot, the customer ordered the installation of SaverOne Systems on 46 trucks in their supply chain fleet. This order comes after the customer recently contracted SaverOne to install systems across their full fleet of employee vehicles in Israel.

CEO Ori Gilboa highlighted the order's significance in validating SaverOne's growth strategy and its potential for international expansion. The SaverOne System aims to protect the customer's supply chain from disruptions caused by driver distraction-related accidents. The company sees this as an opportunity to further penetrate the customer's global organization and expand to additional subsidiaries worldwide.

SaverOne 2014, a company specializing in transportation safety solutions, announced a significant follow-on order for 50 SaverOne Systems from the Israeli subsidiary of a major global food manufacturer. This order follows successful trials and a prior order in November 2022 involving 80 employee vehicles, which saw a notable reduction in accidents. Feedback has been very positive, highlighting the system's effectiveness. CEO Ori Gilboa emphasized that this order underscores the product's success and represents substantial growth potential for SaverOne, as they aim to expand sales within the customer's global organization and other multinational clients.

SaverOne announced the formation of a new company to advance its Vulnerable Road User (VRU) sensor solution leveraging the RF Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) technology. This decision follows a comprehensive analysis by a leading consultancy firm, projecting an annual market potential of $1.5 billion by 2035. The RF-ADAS technology enhances vehicle safety by detecting pedestrians and cyclists in non-line-of-sight scenarios. SaverOne has also secured a paid proof-of-concept order from European OEM IVECO. The company is actively seeking investors and strategic partners to support the new subsidiary's development and commercialization.

SaverOne received a notice from Nasdaq on May 17, 2024, about not meeting the minimum bid price requirement of $1.00 per share for its American Depositary Shares. This non-compliance is based on the share price for the last 31 consecutive business days. The company has 180 days, until November 13, 2024, to regain compliance by maintaining a closing bid price of at least $1.00 per share for 10 consecutive business days. If unsuccessful, SaverOne may receive an additional 180-day extension to comply, possibly through a reverse stock split. The company is actively monitoring the situation and prioritizes its continued listing on Nasdaq.