Monta scores €30m backing to take EV charging management platform global

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Sufficient EV charging infrastructure is key to encouraging electric vehicle takeup

Denmark-based firm plans to use funds raised to expand operations in UK, Europe, and North America

Electric vehicle (EV) charging management platform Monta has secured a further €30m through its latest funding round, with the Denmark-based firm planning use the proceeds to expand its business into North...

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