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Embattled Australian EV charge company Tritium scooped up by Indian giant

Jordan MulachBy Jordan MulachAugust 9, 2024No Comments3 Mins Read
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Only 4 months after Australian electric vehicle (EV) charging pioneer Tritium went into administration, the firm has been purchased by the Dutch subsidiary of an Indian rival, providing hope for a return to manufacturing.

Tritium declared itself insolvent in April, calling for an administrator to be appointed just five months after shuttering its Brisbane facility to consolidate manufacturing operations at its Lebanon, Tennessee plant within the US.  

While this move was made in an try and turn out to be profitable once more following massive losses in prior years, Tritium received a delisting determination from the Nasdaq stock exchange.

Now, the Australian Associated Press reports Indian EV charger manufacturer Exicom – or relatively its Dutch subsidiary Exicom Power Solutions BV Netherlands – and “other step down subsidiaries” have agreed to accumulate Tritium for an undisclosed sum.

This acquisition reportedly includes Tritium’s Tennessee and Brisbane facilities, which will likely be added to the firm’s existing operations in India.

“This acquisition is according to Exicom’s strategic vision to be a key contributor to the world of tomorrow by enabling an emission free future for mobility,” Exicom CEO Anant Nahata said in a media statement. 

“Exicom and Tritium have a complementary sales and product footprint and have each established leadership of their respective regions. 

“We sit up for working with Tritium’s employees, customers, partners and other stakeholders to grow the business further and supply faster, more reliable charging experiences to EV users across the globe.”

  • Embattled Australian EV charge company Tritium scooped up by Indian giant

Tritium was founded in 2001 in Brisbane as an engineering consulting firm, and in 2013 introduced its first DC fast charger.

By 2020 it had turn out to be a number one provider of DC chargers with a claimed 15 per cent global market share, and the backing of coal barons Trevor St Baker and Brian Flannery.

The following yr saw a successful Nasdaq stock listing, which had Tritium valued at $2 billion.

It inked a deal in January 2023 to produce BP with fast-chargers, and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese called the firm a neighborhood example of innovation and success that October – only a month before closing its Brisbane factory.

Prior to its sale to Exicom, Tritium had made multiple attempts to secure external capital from state and federal governments, all of which were unsuccessful.

  • Embattled Australian EV charge company Tritium scooped up by Indian giant

Earlier this yr, former Tritium employees spoke to CarExpert under the condition of anonymity, saying the firm had suffered from poor management, while its products were unreliable.

“There have been lots of design flaws [in the chargers] that were mostly ignored. People at the highest refused to make the needed changes,” one former worker told CarExpert.

“I loved the corporate and the profession progression opportunities that were at hand, however it wasn’t too long until I began to notice the corporate was losing its spark as a consequence of bad management.

“Nobody desired to take accountability when things went unsuitable but relatively played the blame game. Issues were never resolved due to that.”


This Article First Appeared At www.carexpert.com.au

Australian charge company Embattled Giant Indian scooped Tritium
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