Anker Technology Ltd. faces a lawsuit by PRIMONO group, seeking a multimillion-dollar compensation, following the termination of their premium partnership.
The Berlin-based photovoltaic systems company, Primono Tec GmbH, has announced a million-euro lawsuit against Anker Technology Ltd. due to the latter's failure to fulfill a strategic partnership agreement in the photovoltaic sector[1].
This lawsuit arises from Anker's European branch not complying with a framework contract signed in December 2024. The partnership was intended as a minimum two-year cooperation focused on sales, assembly, and installation. Critical business foundations such as exclusive lead provision, target volumes, and joint presence in the German market had been agreed upon.
By July 2025, Anker had delivered fewer than 1,000 of the contractually guaranteed 5,000 qualified contacts for 2025, despite multiple internal warnings from Primono Tec[1]. The economic damage estimated by Primono Tec due to the termination of the partnership could amount to several million euros.
Primono Tec's managing director, Uwe Hallas, emphasized that Primono Tec had acted in full trust of their partner's commitments, investing heavily in personnel, IT, training, inventory, and marketing. Primono Tec was the exclusive premium partner for launching Anker’s new photovoltaic home storage system, “Solix X1,” in Germany[1].
The lawsuit filed by Primono Tec against Anker Technology Ltd. is to be filed at the competent regional court in the coming week. As of yet, an out-of-court settlement has not been reached between the two parties.
The partnership, initiated in December 2024, included terms such as exclusive lead provision, target quantities, and joint market appearance in Germany. Primono Tec entered into bank-financed operating means contracts in addition to the contractually bound subcontractors[1].
For press inquiries, Primono Tec can be contacted at Tauentzienstrasse 17, 10789 Berlin, Tel: +49(0)3023635000, and [email protected].
[1] Source: Primono Tec GmbH press release, 2025.
- The financial loss expected by Primono Tec from the termination of the partnership could potentially reach several million euros, given their substantial investments in personnel, IT, training, inventory, and marketing for the strategic business partnership with Anker Technology Ltd.
- Despite the signed framework contract focusing on sales, assembly, and installation, and the agreed terms of exclusive lead provision, target volumes, and joint presence in the German market, Anker Technology Ltd.'s European branch failed to deliver contractually guaranteed contacts, which might have negatively impacted Primono Tec's business operations in the photovoltaic sector.
