Financing provided to Inbalance Grid, one of the largest EV network operators and infrastructure developers in the Baltics


The private debt fund Nucapital provided a €1.5M loan for the development of electric vehicle charging infrastructure. The financing is intended to support the expansion of the Inbalance group across the Baltics and Poland, with the loan granted for a two-year term to a subsidiary developing the regional charging network. This transaction reflects Nucapital’s strategy to invest in growing, sustainable projects with clear expansion potential and strong environmental, social, and governance (ESG) standards.
The development of EV charging infrastructure in the region is rapidly accelerating, with such projects becoming a key part of the energy and transport transition. Inbalance’s business model, based on leasing and maintenance of charging stations, enables companies to avoid significant upfront investments and supports faster network expansion. It is expected that the number of charging stations in the region will increase significantly in the coming years, in line with the growing adoption of electric vehicles and demand for accessible infrastructure.
Nucapital’s decision to finance this project is driven not only by its commercial potential but also by its long-term contribution to a more sustainable transport ecosystem. The fund consistently focuses on projects that support innovation and infrastructure development while delivering an attractive risk-return profile for investors.
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