Blink (BLNK) commits to expanding infrastructure in Latin America
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Blink Charging (NASDAQ: BLNK), in an effort to become a leader in EV charging throughout Latin America, has voiced its commitment towards expanding its footprint in the region.
Since its entry into the Latin American market in 2020, Blink has firmly established a strong presence, having successfully sold or deployed more than 2,100 EV chargers across eight countries.
“To prepare for and embrace an electrified future in Latin America, our efforts throughout the region – focused on developing and offering the most advanced EV charging technologies – are immense,” said Blink’s Director of Operations, Juan Barahona.
“Blink is also closely monitoring the evolving needs of the region guaranteeing our continued provision of products and services essential to support the distinct EV implementation goals in each individual country.” Barahona added,
EV chargers have been successfully sold or deployed in a range of LATAM countries including Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Costa Rica, Panama, Jamaica, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Turks and Caicos Islands, Aruba, Colombia, Chile, Paraguay and Uruguay. The Company’s expansion plans are fueled by ambitious aspirations for growth, with intentions to establish a presence in Brazil, Argentina, and Peru.
Shares of BLNK are down 3.62% in afternoon trading Tuesday.
By Michael Elkins | [email protected]
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