DBT

DBT specializes in the design and manufacture of electric vehicle charging solutions, focusing on innovative, sustainable technology to enhance EV infrastructure across varied environments. Founded in 1990 and headquartered in France, DBT designs and manufactures electric vehicle charging stations. The company went public on the Euronext Paris stock exchange on December 23, 2015, raising EUR 17. 41 mn through its IPO.

DBT has completed two deals in its operational history. While there are no indications of company pivots or parent subsidiaries, its founder has a history of establishing technology firms in the EV sector. Groupe DBT specializes in the design and manufacturing of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations, with a strong emphasis on innovation and sustainability. Their core product offerings include the Milestone brand of charging stations, which are designed and assembled in France, and cater to various environments such as private and public parking lots, shopping centers, and municipal properties.

These charging solutions support a wide range of vehicles, providing charging capabilities from 7 to 180 kW in both AC and DC formats. Additionally, DBT operates the R3 network, which offers ultra-fast charging options without subscription fees, ensuring accessibility for all users. The company's solutions are strategically deployed across various geographical markets, including urban and suburban areas in France and potentially expanding into other European countries. Groupe DBT generated revenue of EUR 4,522,348.

5 in 2020, with an EBITDA of EUR -6,212,519. 2 for the same year. The revenue primarily comes from the sale and installation of Milestone charging stations and participation in the R3 network, including one-time hardware sales, ongoing maintenance services, and operational fees. Customers range from businesses and local authorities to private entities seeking to install charging solutions, with pricing strategies potentially allowing access through subsidies such as the Advenir funding program.

In the coming years, DBT aims to enhance its product offerings, including new models of charging stations tailored to both urban and rural environments, although specific release dates have yet to be announced. The company plans to expand its market reach beyond France into other European regions. The proceeds from their IPO will support these initiatives, allowing DBT to bolster its manufacturing capabilities and expand its R3 network to accommodate a growing customer base.