Peter Schwierz – electrive.com

Landis+Gyr sells charging division to Slovenian investor

A month ago, Landis+Gyr announced its withdrawal from the business with charging infrastructure for electric vehicles in the EMEA region - but did not mention any search for a buyer, which raised doubts about the future of the division. However, the Swiss provider of energy management solutions has now found a buyer.

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