Blink Charging (NASDAQ:BLNK) Co. (NASDAQ: BLNK) is a global provider of electric vehicle (EV) charging equipment and networked EV charging solutions. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Miami Beach, Florida, the company designs, manufactures and owns both AC and DC fast charging stations for residential, commercial and public use. Blink’s network-enabled hardware integrates with its proprietary software platform to deliver a seamless charging experience for EV drivers while providing site hosts with actionable data and revenue-generating opportunities.
Blink’s product portfolio includes Level 2 AC chargers for workplace, multifamily and public applications, as well as DC fast chargers capable of delivering higher power output for swift EV recharging. The Blink Charging Network serves as the backbone for the company’s roaming, subscription and payment services, enabling drivers to locate, reserve and pay for charging sessions via the Blink Mobile App or RFID cards. In addition to hardware sales, Blink offers installation, operations and maintenance services that help site hosts manage their charging assets efficiently.
Over the years, Blink has expanded its footprint beyond the United States into Europe, Canada and parts of the Middle East, partnering with municipalities, real estate developers, hospitality groups and retail operators. The company’s business model encompasses outright charger ownership, revenue-share arrangements and charger-as-a-service (CaaS) agreements, allowing customers to select the structure that best fits their capital and operational requirements. Blink’s network also supports interoperability with other charging networks through roaming partnerships, enhancing driver convenience and network utilization.
Key leadership includes Founder and Executive Chairman Michael D. Farkas and Chief Executive Officer Jeremy Read, who has spearheaded the company’s strategic growth initiatives and international expansion. Under their guidance, Blink continues to develop next-generation charging technologies, broaden its station footprint and refine its software offerings, positioning the company to capitalize on the accelerating global transition to electric mobility.
