Dutch Deftpower raises new growth capital
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Dutch Deftpower raises new growth capital
"The Dutch software company Deftpower has raised €12.5 million in growth capital. With this investment, the company aims to strengthen its position in the European market and accelerate the development of its platform for smart charging of electric cars. This was reported by the FD. The capital round was led by investor Endeit Capital. Existing shareholders, including 4impact Capital, also participated in the transaction. Deftpower had previously received support from Proeza Capital, Twickelborg, Cosmic Cat, Rethink Ventures, and Koolen Industries, among others."
"Deftpower was founded in 2020 and now has 70 employees spread across offices in Arnhem and Berlin. The company is developing a cloud-based SaaS platform that optimizes the charging of electric vehicles. The software better aligns supply and demand, reducing the strain on the electricity grid. Car manufacturers, mobility service providers, and energy companies use the platform to offer charging services to their customers. Deftpower currently serves around 40 customers in various European countries."
"In addition to the new financing, Deftpower can also count on an extensive commercial collaboration. Leasing company Athlon is utilizing the technology for over 30,000 electric cars. Drivers can use the Athlon Charge app to charge their vehicles smartly, both at home and at public charging points. The system ensures that the battery is charged at times when electricity is cheapest or most sustainable."
Deftpower raised €12.5 million in growth capital led by Endeit Capital with participation from existing investors including 4impact Capital. Deftpower previously received backing from Proeza Capital, Twickelborg, Cosmic Cat, Rethink Ventures, and Koolen Industries. Founded in 2020, Deftpower has 70 employees in Arnhem and Berlin and serves about 40 customers across Europe. The company develops a cloud-based SaaS platform that optimizes electric vehicle charging by aligning supply and demand to reduce grid strain. Leasing company Athlon is deploying the technology for over 30,000 electric cars via the Athlon Charge app, enabling charging when electricity is cheapest or most sustainable. Deftpower's CEO highlights the business market's role in the energy transition.
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