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Administrators have been appointed for UK EV charging infrastructure, software and maintenance business EO Charging.
The company which offered its services to supermarkets and UK-based commercial fleet operators, including Amazon, DHL, UPS, Tesco, GoAhead, Metroline, Stagecoach and FedEx had seen 69 job losses so far.
According to PwC, the appointed administrator, EO Charging has been loss-making despite additional shareholder funding and successful fundraising in November last year.
EO Charging attempted expansion into the US, Australia, New Zealand and Italy.
In November 2025, EO Charging sold its domestic EV charger hardware and manufacturing business to electronic manufacturer Cogent Technologies. It hoped to scale up its platform-led business model.
Source: Fleet News
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