Dutch fast-charging operator Fastned said revenue per charging location rose sharply in 2025, underscoring higher utilisation of its network as electric vehicle adoption accelerated across its core European markets.
The Amsterdam-based company said average annual revenue per site reached about €335,000 in 2025, up 25% from the previous year and well above overall market growth, which it estimated at around 8%. Fastned attributed the increase to larger, more powerful charging parks and higher customer throughput at existing locations.
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Fastned expanded its network to 406 charging sites by the end of 2025, adding 60 new locations across the Netherlands, France, Belgium, Germany, the UK, Switzerland, Denmark, Spain and Italy. Germany accounted for 50 of the total sites, including the company’s first motorway charging park under the national Deutschlandnetz programme.
For the fourth quarter, revenue from charging sessions rose 44% year on year to €38.1 million, following similar growth rates in earlier quarters. Based on preliminary figures, full-year charging revenue amounted to about €123.9 million, compared with €86.3 million in 2024. Charging sessions represent Fastned’s primary source of income.
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“This was an outstanding fourth quarter for Fastned, and I am delighted to see how our team continues to expand our business across Europe,” said Michiel Langezaal, co-founder and chief executive. “Our network now comprises over 400 stations, which continue to deliver industry-leading yields and give us great confidence in the future.”
Fastned said it continued to post positive operating EBITDA, with the margin for 2025 expected to be between 35% and 40%. However, the company cautioned that heavy investment in grid connections, high-power chargers and site infrastructure means depreciation costs remain high. In 2024, Fastned reported a net loss of €26.6 million despite positive operating EBITDA, and it posted a net loss in the first half of 2025.
To finance its expansion, Fastned raised about €110 million last year through three bond programmes. The company will publish its full annual report on March 19, 2026.
