An electric vehicle charging network provider has appointed accountancy giant EY to help attract new investment worth £100m.
Manchester-headquartered Iduna, which runs Be.EV, is hoping to use the extra funding to fuel its plans for an accelerated expansion of EV charging infrastructure across the North.
Last year, the business raised £4m from retail investors through ethical investment platform Abundance to fund an initial tranche of 50 chargers to be installed in the first half of 2022.
