Charge Amps: Tholander becomes CEO - first orders in Germany
The Swedish specialist for charging solutions, Charge Amps, has appointed the previous interim chief, Olle Tholander, as CEO. Olle Tholander had already been serving as acting CEO since August 2022. In his permanent role, he will be responsible for leading the company on its continued path of international expansion and growth, according to the company. In 2021, Charge Amps increased its net sales by 145 percent. The company's growth is based on its strong position in the Nordic countries, where it continues to capture market share.
Furthermore, it also points to the successful and rapid introduction of the portfolio across Europe. This year, the Swedish company expanded into the Benelux and DACH regions, is now present in seven markets, and sells to customers in 15 countries. The specialist has committed to developing intelligent and user-friendly charging solutions for households, offices, and public facilities. In Germany, they recently equipped the Stuttgart-based VW subsidiary for digital transformation, diconium, with eight Aura wall boxes (16 charging stations). Additionally, they announced the introduction of a new product for December.
Translated automatically from German."Charge Amps is in the midst of a global growth process. We will soon launch the next generation of intelligent charging solutions, which I am convinced will bring us closer to our goal of driving the market development and achieving a more sustainable future," stated Tholander.
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