Amsterdam-based Fastned, Europe’s leading fast-charging company for electric vehicles, announced the launch of a new bond subscription to raise €100M, marking the third tranche of bonds issued in 2025.
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The proceeds from this issue will support the continued expansion of the company’s network of fast-charging stations across both existing and new markets.
The latest bond issue is being launched in the Netherlands and Belgium.
Raised over €71M
The Amsterdam company already raised more than €71M in 2025 through two earlier bond issues:
- In the first tranche (concluded in February), Fastned raised over €36.5M.
- In the second tranche (concluded in June), the company secured €34.7M in investment.
In 2024, the company raised over €82M across three bond rounds.
44% YoY increase in charging revenue
The Dutch firm reported a 44 per cent year-on-year increase in charging revenue in its Interim Report H1 2025, published on 14th August.
The network currently comprises more than 380 operational stations across nine countries, following the company’s first openings in Italy and Spain earlier this year.
Fastned: Developing fast-charging infrastructure for EVs
Founded in 2012 by Michiel Langezaal and Bart Lubbers, Fastned claims to be a major player in the development of fast-charging infrastructure for electric vehicles (EVs) across Europe.
The company enables EV users to charge their vehicles with up to 300 km of range in just 15 minutes.
The Amsterdam-based company ensures the future viability of its charging stations by equipping them with both the physical and electrical capacity to charge hundreds of cars daily.
