Chinese EV charging service provider NaaS to acquire Swedish peer Charge Amps

Charge Amps.jpg — Charge Amps is Sweden's second largest EV charging service provider. (Charge Amps)

August 24, 2023 02:53 PM

NaaS Technology, a NASDAQ-listed Chinese company providing battery charging for electric vehicles, has signed a deal to acquire its Swedish counterpart Charge Amps for 724 million SEK ($66.4 million).

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