EO Charging Enters Administration Amid Financial Struggles
PwC has been appointed joint administrators of electric vehicle charging company EO Charging. The firm appointed Edward Williams, Ross Connock and Victoria Hatton to lead the process.
Business profile
EO Charging was founded more than a decade ago. It supplies charging infrastructure, management software and 24/7 repair and incident support.
Its client base included supermarkets and large UK commercial fleet operators. The business also developed a cloud-based charge point management platform.
Financial difficulties and restructuring
The company suffered losses after expanding overseas into the US, Australia, New Zealand and Italy. In the second half of 2025, it scaled back operations and refocused on the UK.
Shareholders injected funding in autumn 2025. A fundraising round also completed in that autumn. Despite this, liquidity challenges then resurfaced.
The administrators said an accelerated M&A process began in January 2026. That process did not produce a buyer. Consequently, EO Charging enters administration amid financial struggles.
Appointment and immediate actions
On appointment, 69 of the company’s 93 employees were made redundant. The remaining staff will stay briefly to help wind down operations.
The joint administrators will support affected staff with claims to the Redundancy Payments Service. They will also work to assist customers in transitioning to alternative suppliers.
Administrators and next steps
- Edward Williams — joint administrator, PwC partner
- Ross Connock — joint administrator, PwC
- Victoria Hatton — joint administrator, PwC
The administrators aim to wind down the business orderly. They will seek to optimise asset value while supporting customers and staff.
This report is published by Filmogaz.com. It summarises the appointment and the company’s recent timeline.
