Easee delivered a positive profit before tax (EBT) of 18.6 million NOK in 2025. In 2023, the company reported a loss of 414 million NOK. The more than 400 million NOK improvement marks a clear turning point. 

“The 2025 result shows that we have brought our costs under control, improved our margins, and regained trust in our markets. We have been clear about what we will do and equally clear about what we will not do. This has made us more focused, more robust, and more precise in our execution” says CEO Anthony Fernandez. 

2024 served as a transition year between 2023 and the positive shift in 2025. Following a pre-tax result of minus 269 million NOK that year, Easee implemented structural changes, tightened its cost base, and strengthened its compliance and documentation processes. The 2025 improvement is seen as a natural continuation of this work. 

Strengthening Market Position and Returning to Growth 

Easee reports that sales in 2025 returned to, and in several markets exceeded, the strong levels seen before 2023. Growth outpaced the broader market, and the company regained market share in multiple European countries. 

In 2025, the company also presented its updated strategy for Effortless Electrification, aimed at combining easy installation and operation with technology that enables flexibility, load balancing, and smarter use of the power grid. Easee also delivered its first recurring revenues from flexibility services, supported by its large installed base across Europe. 

In addition, Easee introduced new products and formally concluded the regulatory case in Sweden. The company highlights that its progress has been supported by a clearer channel strategy and deeper partnerships with major distributors and installation networks in key markets. 

Investing in Innovation 

Easee enters 2026 with the ambition to continue its growth on a stronger and more scalable foundation. Improved profitability provides room to invest in innovation, product development, and R&D — while further strengthening the solutions offered to the market. 

“Profitability gives us the freedom to keep developing. We have several new products and services on the way, and we see opportunities to expand into new markets. This gives us a clear and realistic platform for continued growth” says Fernandez.