The transaction builds on a strong existing collaboration between Wattif and Mer, a subsidiary of Statkraft, and follows the acquisition of Mer’s Norwegian residential charging portfolio in 2024.
This latest agreement expands the partnership into the business segment, reflecting strong strategic alignment and a shared commitment to delivering high-quality, scalable charging solutions.
“We are happy to work with Mer again on this transaction. The acquisition is a natural next step in our growth journey in the Nordics. It strengthens our position in the business segment and allows us to scale faster with a high-quality portfolio that aligns strongly with our strategy,” says Celine Troye Hopsdal, Managing Director Nordics.
“We are pleased to have found a strong solution that ensures continuity for our business customers. Wattif has a clear focus on the business market and strong capabilities to further develop the portfolio. At the same time, this allows Mer to strengthen our focus on further developing our public charging network going forward,” says Nicholai Jørgensen, Managing Director of Mer Norway.
A key step in Wattif’s Nordic strategy
The acquisition marks an important milestone in Wattif’s ambition to strengthen its Nordic footprint and accelerate growth across key markets. By integrating Mer’s business portfolio, Wattif further consolidates its position in the business segment, reinforcing its role as a preferred partner for professional landowners and businesses seeking future-proof EV charging solutions.
“We see strong and growing demand from businesses and property owners across the Nordics, and this acquisition positions us well to capture that momentum,” adds Troye Hopsdal.
60,000 charge points & positive EBITDA
Following the transaction, Wattif now operate more than 60,000 charge points across its markets, underlining the company’s rapid growth and ability to scale through a combination of organic expansion and strategic acquisitions.
The acquisition also comes at a pivotal moment for Wattif. The company has started 2026 strongly, with 85% YoY growth on its charging business and positive EBITDA in the Nordics, reflecting both operational maturity and the effectiveness of its scaling strategy.
“Starting 2026 with positive EBITDA in the Nordics is a significant milestone for Wattif. It shows that our strategy is working, combining scale, operational efficiency, and disciplined growth,” shares Andreas Strand, CEO Wattif.
With a strengthened portfolio, streamlined operations, and a clear strategic direction, Wattif is well positioned to deliver continued profitable growth across Europe.
