UK EV charging network RAW Charging received GBP 40m in equity capital injections over the course of 2025, it has emerged.

In April 2025, the Antin Infrastructure-owned company raised GBP 15m through the issuance of shares to existing shareholders, while in December 2025 the shareholders agreed to a further injection of GBP 25m, according to annual accounts filed for RAW Charging Group for the 12 months to the end of March 2025 at the end of last year.

The capital injections “strengthen the company’s financial position and support the group’s strategic growth plan,” according to the annual report.

It allows the company to continue as a going concern for at least 12 months from the date the annual accounts were signed (December 12, 2025).

“The directors are expecting significant revenue growth throughout FY 2026 and beyond, based on the work already done to embedded infrastructure with customers that will go live and earn revenues going forward…future growth will also come from the implementation of previously won contracts incurring upfront costs with revenues earned subsequently,” the company accounts state.

RAW, which describes itself as a provider of “destination charging,” provides EV charging at hospitality, leisure and retail destinations across the UK and Europe.

Companies with it has collaborated to date include Legoland, Alton Towers, Hilton, Exclusive Collection, National Trust, Aviva Investors, Abrdn, Hammerson, RHS and English Heritage, among others.

RAW Charging Group made a comprehensive loss of GBP 9.324m over the 12 months to the end of March 2025, up from a GBP 7.946m loss over the preceding 12 months.

Its net assets meanwhile were valued at GBP 45.987m, down from GBP 55.311m in 2024.

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