EQS-News: EVN expands into the German e-mobility market with the acquisition of BayWa Mobility Charging
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EVN expands into the German e-mobility market with the acquisition of
BayWa Mobility Charging
02.09.2026 / 09:21 CET/CEST
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EVN AG is expanding its position in the area of e-mobility with the
acquisition of BayWa Mobility Charging GmbH (“BMC“). Through its
subsidiary EVN Energieservices GmbH, EVN has signed an agreement to
purchase 100% of the shares in BMC from BayWa Mobility Solutions GmbH.
This transaction marks EVN’s entry into the German market for fast
charging infrastructure and extends the existing e-mobility activities
beyond Austria’s borders.
High-quality HPC portfolio with an extensive expansion pipeline
BMC is an operator of high-power charging (HPC) infrastructure in Germany
and currently manages 30 locations with a total of 170 public HPC charging
points with charging capacities of up to 400 kW. Plans call for an
increase in the portfolio to 54 locations with a total of 306 HPC charging
points by 2027. Bavaria is the geographical focal point of the network,
but the company also operates locations in Baden-Württemberg and North
Rhine-Westphalia.
The charging infrastructure is based on a standardised location concept
and uses only European fast charging technology.
Strategic expansion in Europe’s largest e-mobility market
This acquisition reflects EVN’s strategy to expand its position in the
market for public fast charging infrastructure and, in doing so, broaden
the e-mobility value chain. The transaction will extend the existing
charging infrastructure portfolio to include established locations in
attractive transit corridors. EVN’s previous growth in this area has
focused primarily on the organisational expansion of its own charging
infrastructure in Austria, while the acquisition will now create a
significant market presence in Germany. With roughly two million battery
electric vehicles, Germany is the largest e-mobility market in Europe. It
benefits from long-term structural growth drivers which include the
progressive electrification of private transport, ambitious expansion
targets for the charging infrastructure and steadily increasing
utilisation rates in the fast charging segment.
“E-mobility is a central building block of the energy future“, explained
Stefan Szyszkowitz, Speaker of the EVN AG Executive Board. “The
acquisition of BayWa‘s charging point operating activities will strengthen
our position in one of the most important European markets for charging
infrastructure. It will also support the consequent implementation of our
growth strategy and the development of new customer groups as well as the
active development of a high performance charging infrastructure in
Germany and Austria.“
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Language: English
Company: EVN AG
EVN Platz
2344 Maria Enzersdorf
Austria
Phone: +43-2236-200-12294
E-mail: info@evn.at
Internet: www.evn.at
ISIN: AT0000741053
WKN: 074105
Indices: ATX
Listed: Vienna Stock Exchange (Official Market)
LEI Code: 529900P4JZBFEVNEAE60
EQS News ID: 2392548
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