Ampol buys huge Australian EV charging network in $225m deal
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Ampol buys huge Australian EV charging network in $225m deal
Australia’s top petrol and diesel supplier has raised its bet on the shift to EVs with a deal to triple its fast-charging network.
Read at The Age →Ampol buys huge Australian EV charging network in $225m deal
Australia’s top petrol and diesel supplier has raised its bet on the shift to EVs with a deal to triple its fast-charging network.
Read at The Age →Petrol retailing giant Ampol buys one of Australia’s biggest EV charging networks for $225 million
Petrol giant Ampol has announced a major strategic shift, buying one of the biggest EV charging network operators as electric car sales surge across the country. The post Petrol retailing giant Ampol…
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