The electric vehicle charging company has received a non-binding proposal from its majority shareholder EDF to acquire the remaining shares. The company also announced a delay in publishing its full-year 2024 results.
The retailer warns of an £8m miss in adjusted EBITDA for FY2024, citing a bad debt provision and additional non-cash items.
The retailer has announced a change in major shareholding, with Legal & General Group Plc increasing its stake in the company.
The retailer is streamlining its governance structure, with two independent directors departing and the dissolution of a technology committee.
The retailer has become the first to sell energy in wholesale markets under new P415 regulations, accessing a new high-margin revenue stream.
The retailer faces headwinds as weakness in the private EV market impacts trading, leading to lower-than-expected revenues and cash position.
Routine corporate update on a Non-Executive Director departure from this electric vehicle charging solutions provider.
The leading EV charging solutions provider has successfully launched in Spain, a key international market, through a partnership that provides access to a large network of professional customers.
Positive news for this electric vehicle charging solutions provider, as directors snap up shares and brokers remain bullish.
Leading EV charging infrastructure provider reaches major network milestone, positioning it for future growth.