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Blink Charging reiterates target of EBITDA breakeven by end of 2026, accelerates DC fast-charging buildout
The EV charging solutions provider aims to reach 169 fast-charging sites and over 500 electrified stalls by year-end, while improving its Q2 EBITDA loss to $2.2 million from nearly $8 million a year e
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Blink Charging reiterates target of EBITDA breakeven by end of 2026, accelerates DC fast-charging buildout
The EV charging solutions provider aims to reach 169 fast-charging sites and over 500 electrified stalls by year-end, while improving its Q2 EBITDA loss to $2.2 million from nearly $8 million a year e
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