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Energy Floors, maker of energy-generating dance floors, goes bankrupt
Rotterdam-based Energy Floors has gone bankrupt.
The company made dance floors that generate energy when people dance on them.
It supplied the floors to clubs and events.
The British band Coldplay was also among its customers.
Its director said revenue halved because festivals and events were struggling.
The company’s bankruptcy follows that sharp drop in sales, and no next steps were given.
Rotterdam-based Energy Floors, which makes dance floors that generate energy, has gone bankrupt.
The company supplied its floors to nightclubs, events and British band Coldplay.
Director Michel Smit said the company’s revenue had halved.
Smit attributed the decline to difficulties faced by festivals and events.
- Who
- Energy Floors, a Rotterdam-based maker of energy-generating dance floors.
- What
- The company has gone bankrupt.
- When
- The report was published on 26 October 2026.
- Where
- Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
- Why
- Director Michel Smit said festivals and events were struggling, causing the company’s revenue to halve.
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- Company
- Energy Floors
- Base
- Rotterdam
- Business
- Energy-generating dance floors
- Customers and clients
- Nightclubs, events and Coldplay
- Revenue
- Halved, according to director Michel Smit
What people are saying
Festivals en evenementen hebben het moeilijk, waardoor onze omzet halveerde