LONDON – Juuce Limited, which does business as EO Charging, a leading UK-based provider of technology-enabled turnkey solutions for electric vehicle (“EV”) fleets, and First Reserve Sustainable Growth Corp., today announced that the companies have mutually agreed to terminate their previously announced agreement and plan of merger (the “Business Combination Agreement”), effective immediately.
Both parties decided to terminate the Business Combination Agreement as a result of unfavorable market conditions.
“I want to say thank you to our SPAC partner, FRSG, for their guidance over the past year,” said Charlie Jardine, CEO of EO. “We’ve worked tirelessly together to bring this transaction to fruition but, in light of the current market conditions, have decided that this route is no longer in the best interests of the business. This decision has been taken to ensure EO remains in the best possible position to execute on its long-term strategic objectives and take advantage of the remarkable growth potential in this market. It’s our mission to become the global leader in fleet electrification and we continue to demonstrate solid momentum as we head into Q2 2022.”
“We believe EO is a great company with an exciting future ahead of them,” said FRSG management. “The current market conditions have created a challenging environment, impacting high-growth companies. We wish EO every success as they emerge from this period and continue to advance their mission of delivering smart charging technologies and solutions for a greener future.”
About – EO Charging (EO) is a leading technology solutions provider in the EV sector. EO deploys EV charging stations, hardware-agnostic cloud-based software, electrical installation, grid upgrades and ongoing service and maintenance for fleets. EO also provides this end-to-end solution for fleets that require mission-critical infrastructure.
Founded in 2014, EO’s technology is used by a number of the world’s largest businesses and fleet operators and it now distributes to over 35 countries around the world. It aims to become the global leader in charging electric van, truck, bus and car fleets.
