Eco Charger: Electric quad bike business revs up expansion plans

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Eco Charger: Electric quad bike business revs up expansion plans

UK Export Finance (UKEF) and HSBC UK have invested in the eco-bike business in order to help fuel its international growth

Electric quad bike business Eco Charger has received a £350,000 cash injection from UK Export Finance (UKEF) and HSBC UK, which it will use to fund the expansion of its business into North America...

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