#ALEO# - In 2009, Bosch entered the photovoltaic industry by acquiring shares of Aleo Solar AG. Initially, Bosch acquired approximately 39.43% of Aleo's shares at a price of 9 euros per share and planned to further acquire the remaining shares.

- Ultimately, Bosch holds approximately 68.7% of the shares in Aleo Solar AG, becoming its controlling shareholder.
Aleo Solar is a German solar module manufacturer that focuses on the production and sales of silicon-based solar cells.
- Bosch hopes to enhance its layout in the photovoltaic industry chain and strengthen its competitiveness in the renewable energy market through the acquisition of Aleo and its affiliated company Johanna Solar Technology GmbH.
Currently, there is no public information indicating a direct partnership between Bosch and the blockchain project Aleo (a Layer 1 public chain focused on DePIN and machine RWA). However, Bosch has made certain inroads in the blockchain and Internet of Things (IoT) sectors, while Aleo Network primarily focuses on decentralized physical infrastructure (DePIN), which suggests a potential intersection in their technological directions.
Bosch's blockchain layout
- Bosch has participated in several blockchain-related projects, such as:
- Gaia-X 4 Future Mobility (moveID): Bosch collaborates with Airbus, Continental, and others to explore the application of decentralized identity (DID) and blockchain in smart mobility.
- IoT + Blockchain: Bosch subsidiary *Bosch Rexroth has experimented with the application of blockchain in industrial automation.
As of July 2025, Bosch and Aleo Network do not have a public partnership, but there are potential synergies in their technological directions in the fields of the Internet of Things, decentralized identity, and machine economy. If there is cooperation in the future, it may involve DePIN or industrial blockchain applications.

For further confirmation, it is recommended to follow the official Bosch technical blog or the announcements from Aleo Network's ecosystem partners.