Charged EVs | Beam Global acquires Amiga, creates Beam Europe

Beam Global, maker of the EV ARC solar-powered charging system, has acquired Europe-based Amiga DOO Kraljevo, a producer of specialised buildings and tools together with road lights, communications and power infrastructure.

Beam World hopes the acquisition of Amiga, which might be re-branded as Beam Europe, will fast-track its progress into the European market. Beam sees Europe as a promising marketplace for its off-grid, simply deployable merchandise. In comparison with the States, car electrification is continuing extra shortly, and historic streets and infrastructure typically make it extra sophisticated to deploy grid-tied EV charging.

Beam World’s photo voltaic era and EV charging merchandise require no development or electrical work, and don’t depend on the utility grid for electrical energy.

Amiga was based in 1990, has some 210 staff, and reported over 8.5 million euros in income in 2022. The corporate is a serious European producer of road lights, and Beam believes its engineering, product improvement and manufacturing capabilities are ideally suited to fabricate Beam’s present merchandise for the European market.

“We intend to proceed the expansion of Amiga’s legacy enterprise whereas aggressively increasing gross sales in what I imagine is the market with the best alternatives for our patented, renewably energized EV charging infrastructure and power storage merchandise,” mentioned Beam World CEO Desmond Wheatley. “Our new European crew has 30 years of expertise in manufacturing and promoting to clients in 16 nations—simply the form of clients who we imagine would require EV charging infrastructure merchandise within the coming months and years.”

Supply: Beam Global