Wattif EV kicks off 2026 with profit and a major Nordic acquisition

Wattif EV has begun 2026 with a strong financial performance, reporting positive EBITDA in the Nordic region. The company also announced a major expansion by acquiring Mer’s Norwegian business customer portfolio. This move follows an 85% year-over-year surge in its charging operations last year.

The company now manages over 60,000 charging points across its markets. Its recent growth has been driven by a focus on scale, efficiency, and disciplined expansion, according to CEO Andreas Strand.

The takeover of Mer’s Norwegian business segment reinforces Wattif’s position in the commercial customer market. Celine Troye Hopsdal, Managing Director of Wattif Nordics, stated that the deal supports the company’s broader growth plans. Meanwhile, demand for charging infrastructure continues to rise, particularly in Germany. Lukas Littmann, Managing Director of Wattif Europe GmbH, pointed to increasing adoption as a key factor in the company’s success. With a solid financial footing and an expanding network, Wattif aims to sustain profitable growth throughout Europe.

The acquisition of Mer’s Norwegian portfolio expands Wattif’s reach in a critical market. Combined with its financial performance and growing charging network, the company is set to strengthen its role in Europe’s electric vehicle infrastructure. Further developments are expected as demand for charging solutions increases.