PRNewsWire · 10 Sept 2026neutral
CollPlant Biotechnologies announced it will host a LightSolver investor webinar on September 17, 2026. The announcement was made via PRNewswire from the company's Rehovot, Israel headquarters.
Why it matters — This gives CLGN watchers a scheduled opportunity to hear directly from the company about its LightSolver initiative and current business direction.
PRNewsWire · 4 Sept 2026positive
CollPlant Biotechnologies announced the appointment of Dr. Ruti Ben Shlomi to its Board of Directors following the closing of its acquisition of LightSolver. Dr. Ben Shlomi, LightSolver's Founder and CEO, brings scientific and entrepreneurial expertise as the company advances commercialization of the acquired photonic computing technology.
Why it matters — CLGN watchers would care because adding LightSolver's founder and CEO to the board signals leadership continuity and expertise as the company commercializes its newly acquired photonic computing technology.
PRNewsWire · 3 Sept 2026positive
CollPlant Biotechnologies has completed its acquisition of LightSolver, entering the photonic computing sector. LightSolver is developing what it describes as a Laser Processing Unit (LPU), an energy-efficient, pure photonic computing platform, and the transaction is expected to accelerate its path toward commercialization and expand partnerships.
Why it matters — This acquisition marks a significant strategic expansion for CollPlant beyond its biotechnology focus, opening a new commercial growth avenue through LightSolver's energy-efficient photonic computing technology.
PRNewsWire · 1 Sept 2026neutral
CollPlant Biotechnologies Ltd. has announced a reverse share split, as reported in a press release dated September 1, 2026, from Rehovot, Israel. The announcement was published via PRNewswire.
Why it matters — A reverse share split is a structural corporate action that affects CLGN's share count and price per share, so shareholders would want to track its implementation.
PRNewsWire · 31 Aug 2026positive
CollPlant is acquiring LightSolver, a company pioneering pure photonic computing with its Laser Processing Unit, which aims to address the speed, energy, and heat limitations of semiconductor-based computing. LightSolver's technology combines advantages of classical and quantum computing in a compact platform designed for commercial deployment, with validation underway at companies including Boeing and leading defense, financial, and energy organizations.
Why it matters — This acquisition expands CollPlant into the emerging supercomputing and photonic computing markets, diversifying its business beyond its established biotechnology focus.