The €150 million in asset-backed finance raised by the Maynooth, Co Kildare-based EV charging company “will go a long way” towards meeting the estimated need for 6,000 new fast public chargers in Ireland in the next five years, its chief executive Ollie Chatten told The Currency. Ezo (previously known as EasyGo) announced the financial close of the funding deal this Wednesday with a consortium of lenders including UK firms Aberdeen Investments and Standard Life. This is its second round of debt finance raising from British institutional investors after it secured a €30 million investment from Aviva Investors in 2023. The…

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