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Investor overview

Infrastructure is growing.
Value is moving towards services.

MeCharge develops the digital ecosystem connecting drivers, charging points and operators. Software infrastructure designed to support electric mobility growth and simplify charging access.

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Business lines

Two growth engines, one technology infrastructure

MeCharge operates both as a charging service manager and as a platform for third-party operators. Both lines share technology, processes, interoperability and operational expertise.

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MeCharge network and users

Direct network management and partner network access

MeCharge directly manages its own charging-point network and its digital customer relationship. Through the app, customers can charge on both the MeCharge network and partner networks enabled by interoperability agreements.

  • Operational management of the proprietary network
  • User experience, payments and assistance through the app
  • Extended coverage through partner networks
Value driversNetwork usage, charging sessions and user-base growth.
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Platform services

Platform services for third-party operators

MeCharge provides businesses and operators with software and operational infrastructure to connect, control and manage their chargers, without developing a proprietary ecosystem.

  • Charger onboarding, monitoring and control
  • Session, payment and reporting management
  • Access through the MeCharge ecosystem and interoperable services
Value driversOperators served, points managed and services activated on the platform.
Shared infrastructureDriver appControl areaPaymentsInteroperabilityOperational support
The market in numbers

The transition is already measurable

Recent public data shows infrastructure growth, increased installed power and expanding electric vehicle adoption.

73.047

public charging points in Italy

Installed as of 31 December 2025, with 8,656 new points during the year.

Motus-E, March 2026 ↗
11electric vehicles per public charging point in the EU
≈ 3 kWpublic capacity per light electric vehicle in the EU
60 kmAFIR maximum distance between stations of at least 150 kW on main EU corridors

Sector data updated September 2026. Figures describe the market and do not represent MeCharge's financial or operational results.

MeCharge operational traction

Charging managed by MeCharge grows over time

The chart uses actual operational data recorded on the MeCharge platform. Relative performance protects commercial information; absolute volumes remain confidential.

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Actual MeCharge dataAbsolute figures available in the data room
Charging sessions recorded on the MeCharge platformActual monthly history · October 2023 – August 2026
SourceMeCharge operational database
InterpretationMonthly fluctuations and recent acceleration
VerifiabilityFull series available during due diligence
Why now

Three forces converge on the charging market

01

More vehicles connecting to the grid

Electric vehicle growth increases demand for reliable charging away from home and simple digital experiences.

02

More infrastructure to manage

Each new point requires monitoring, payments, assistance, reporting and user access.

03

More user-focused rules

The European AFIR Regulation strengthens deployment, price transparency and common payment methods across the European network.

EU Regulation 2023/1804 ↗
The entry point

MeCharge operates at the layer connecting the ecosystem

More chargers alone do not solve the charging experience. A digital layer must connect infrastructure, operators, payments and users.

01InfrastructureChargers and connectivity
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02MeChargeOrchestration and services
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03UsageDrivers and activity
The platform

A multi-sided model designed to scale

Each component strengthens the others: more infrastructure increases usefulness for drivers; a larger user base increases value for operators and partners.

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Driver experience

  • Search and availability
  • Prices before charging
  • Payments and documents
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Operator services

  • Charger connection
  • Operational control
  • Sessions and reporting
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Interoperability

  • Partner network access
  • Greater coverage
  • An experience without fragmentation
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Growth levers

  • Network expansion
  • New operators and territories
  • Additional digital services
Structural advantages

Why MeCharge can capture this opportunity

01

Technology already integrated into operations

The driver app and operator control area share one ecosystem.

02

An asset-light approach to the digital layer

Platform value can grow by connecting infrastructure managed by different operators.

03

Sector expertise

MeCharge is a product of Stener S.r.l., active in energy services and charging infrastructure.

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Interoperability as a multiplier

Connections with other networks can extend driver coverage and operator visibility.

Execution credibility

Digital, energy and operational skills in one project

MeCharge's credibility comes from more than its platform: it combines software, charging infrastructure, energy processes and operator assistance.

Integrated technologyApp, control area and operational services developed as one ecosystem.
Sector knowledgePractical experience activating and managing charging infrastructure.
Execution supportGuidance for operators from initial trial to service configuration.
Responsible interpretation

Opportunities and factors to monitor

A professional assessment considers potential alongside variables affecting timing and results.

Electric vehicle adoption

Growth rates vary by country and are affected by prices, incentives, model availability and macroeconomic conditions.

Infrastructure usage and profitability

More installed points do not automatically mean proportionally higher use.

Regulation and standards

Technical, tax, payment and data protection requirements continue to evolve.

Competition and consolidation

The market includes energy operators, manufacturers, digital platforms and interoperable networks of different sizes.

Sources and methodology

Verifiable data, transparent interpretation

Figures come from recognised industry organisations and institutions. Links lead to original publications.

Motus-EPublic charging infrastructure in Italy, 2025 dataInternational Energy AgencyGlobal EV Outlook 2026: charging infrastructureACEAEuropean registrations 2025European UnionAFIR Regulation (EU) 2023/1804
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