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Blink Charging (NASDAQ: BLNK) ) is a global leader in electric vehicle (EV) charging equipment and services, enabling drivers, hosts, and fleets to easily transition to electric transportation through innovative charging solutions. With over 93,000 charging ports sold, contracted, or deployed in more than 27 countries, Blink empower EV drivers to embrace EV adoption by installing fast, reliable charging solutions precisely where they are needed.

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Blink Charging Q2 2023 Earnings

MarketScale
October 3, 2023

Blink Charging’s performance in the recent quarter showcases significant surges across various revenue streams, from total revenues and product sales to service and other revenues. Brendan Jones beams with pride as he details the company’s achievements, citing it as the most prosperous quarter in Blink’s history. This momentum mirrors the robustness of Blink’s offerings and the budding potential of the EV market. As the electric vehicle sector advances, Blink, recognized for its outstanding Q2 earnings and exemplary leadership, is perfectly positioned to answer the escalating demand. Mike Battaglia, Chief Revenue Officer, echoes this sentiment, emphasizing Blink’s successful global strategy and the growing daily recognition of the brand’s superior products and groundbreaking technology. 

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