Investor AWC is set to become the majority owner of Easee, pending the necessary approvals.
Privately-owned Norwegian investor Brødrene Jensen has acquired 100% of Easee, a provider of EV charging solutions, in a deal financed by AWC.
Easee will continue to operate independently under its own name and maintain its current strategic direction.
According to Easee, this transaction offers a focused ownership structure and the platform needed to accelerate investment in technology and expand across European and global markets.
The deal values Easee at approximately NOK 1.6 billion (US$145 million). This follows a significant financial turnaround, with 2025 earnings before taxes reaching NOK 18.6 million after a loss of NOK 414 million in 2023.
Easee’s sales have now surpassed previous peak levels. In 2025, the company deployed one million chargers across Europe and recorded its first recurring revenues from grid flexibility services.
CEO Anthony Fernandez, credited with leading the turnaround, stated that completing the acquisition is an important milestone reflecting the company’s progress.
Although Easee has not yet regained its peak valuation of NOK 10 billion, its reputation has improved since it was forced to withdraw products from the market due to regulatory issues.
Earlier this year, Fernandez told EV Infrastructure News that his strategy was to refocus the business on the customer.
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