Acquisition2026-07-09confirmed

Vattenfall AB × Nima Energy AB

Vattenfall agreed to acquire the Swedish fast-charging business from Nima Energy, a company founded in 2020. [47, 49] The acquisition includes 178 operational ultra-fast charging points and a pipeline of 254 planned points, strengthening Vattenfall's InCharge network in key Swedish metropolitan areas and along transport routes. [47, 48] The transaction price was not disclosed. [41, 45]

Price paid
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Not disclosed
Losing bid
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Per unit
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no meaningful ratio

The asset

The Swedish ultra-fast charging business of Nima Energy, including 178 operational high-power charging points and a development pipeline of 254 additional points. [45, 47, 48]

  • 178 operational_charging_points
  • 254 planned_charging_points

The record

Seller status
Going concern
Sector
EV charging
Modalities
location_data
Jurisdiction
SE

What it means if you hold data

Consolidation in the EV charging market is accelerating, with large energy utilities acquiring smaller, high-growth networks to gain strategic locations and market share. The value is in the physical locations and grid connections, but also in the location and usage data essential for network planning and optimization.

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