Easee turns NOK 414 million loss into positive result in two years

“2025 shows that we have regained control of costs, improved margins and rebuilt trust in our markets. We have been clear about what we will do and equally clear about what we will not do. That has made us more focused, more resilient and more precise in our execution,” says CEO Anthony Fernandez.

2024 represented a transition between 2023 and the turnaround in 2025. After a result before tax of minus NOK 269 million that year, Easee implemented structural changes, tightened costs and strengthened compliance and documentation processes. The improvement in 2025 is seen as a natural continuation of this work.

Stronger market position and renewed growth

Easee reports that sales in 2025 are back to, and in several markets above, pre 2023 levels, which were the company’s strongest years. Growth has been stronger than the overall market, and the company regained market share in several European countries during the year, particularly in Norway, Sweden and Germany.

During 2025, Easee presented its updated strategy for Effortless Electrification, aiming to combine simple installation and operation with technology that supports flexibility, load balancing and smarter use of the power grid. The company also delivered its first recurring revenues from the flexibility market, based on nearly one million installed chargers in Europe.

"The development is further supported by a clearer channel strategy and deeper partnerships with several of the largest wholesalers and installer networks in key markets,” says Fernandez.

Investing in innovation

Easee enters 2026 with the ambition to continue its growth on a more solid and scalable foundation. The company highlights that improved profitability creates room to invest in innovation, product development and R&D, while further improving its solutions and market delivery.

“Profitability gives us room to move forward. We have several new products and services in the pipeline and see opportunities to expand into new markets. This gives us clear and realistic ambitions for continued growth,” says Fernandez.