Antin Infrastructure Partners has agreed to acquire a co-controlling stake in Power Dot, enhancing its network of electric vehicle charging infrastructure across Europe as part of its NextGen strategy.
Target Information
Antin Infrastructure Partners has entered into an investment agreement to acquire a co-controlling stake in Power Dot, a prominent player in the European electric vehicle (EV) charging sector. Power Dot, founded in Portugal in 2018, has rapidly expanded its operations across Europe, including France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Spain, and Poland. Currently, the company manages a robust network comprising approximately 5,000 charging points situated in high-traffic locations such as shopping centers, motorway service stations, and partnerships with large retailers and fleet operators.
Since its inception, Power Dot has enabled more than 26 million kilometers of fully electric driving, equating to a reduction of over 4,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions. This aligns with the European Union's commitment to achieving a 90% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. The investment from Antin aims to bolster Power Dot's ongoing efforts to support sustainable transportation infrastructure across Europe.
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Industry Overview
The electric vehicle charging industry in Europe is undergoing significant transformation, propelled by a surge in EV adoption and strong regulatory support. Countries are enacting policies to phase out internal combustion vehicles, with projections indicati
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Antin Infrastructure Partners
invested in
Power Dot
in 2022
in a Growth Equity & Expansion Capital deal