Blink Charging

Manufacturer EV charging Charging network DC fast charging EV charging Level 2

US EV charging company that both sells Level 2 and DC fast chargers and owns and operates stations under revenue-share deals with property hosts.

Blink Charging Co. (Nasdaq: BLNK) is headquartered at 17301 Melford Boulevard in Bowie, Maryland, where it also assembles chargers, and deploys equipment at hotels, workplaces, retail centres, parking facilities and multifamily properties. Its flexible models range from outright hardware sales through to Blink-owned stations where the property host takes a share of charging revenue, wrapped with installation, maintenance, remote monitoring and 24/7 support. President and CEO Mike Battaglia joined in 2019 and helped grow revenue from $2.6M to $140M between 2019 and 2023.

Headquarters: Bowie, MD
Business model: Hardware + software
Ownership: Public

Sells to

Property ownersFleetsMultifamilyEV drivers

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