Pan-European charging network operator with stations across 16 countries, listed on the NYSE. Over 40,000 charge points including ultra-fast hubs at key highway and urban locations across Europe. Focused on building an open, interoperable charging network through partnerships with automakers, fleet operators, and property owners.
Key Milestones
Founded by Dutch grid operator Alliander as Alliander Mobility Services to build pan-European public charging; mandate is to deploy fast-charging where TSO/DSO know grid capacity is available
Acquired by infrastructure investor Meridiam from Alliander; freed of Dutch utility's regulated capex caps, expands to 12 European countries chasing CEF-AT and EU recovery-fund tenders
Listed on NYSE via SPAC merger with Spartan Acquisition Corp III at $3.1B EV; uses proceeds to fund MEGA-E ultra-fast hub buildout across European motorway corridors
First MEGA-E hub opens in Trondheim, Norway with 14 ultra-fast (350 kW) chargers; signature MEGA-E brand for Allego's flagship 12-20 stall sites at highway crossroads
Meridiam announces tender offer to take Allego private at $1.70/share, $1.46B EV; Allego's NYSE share price down 90%+ since SPAC peak - delisting cleans up balance sheet for next-phase capex
Reaches 40,000+ charge points across 16 countries; majority owned by Meridiam after take-private tender clears 95% threshold
Take-private complete; delisted from NYSE under Meridiam control - public-charging SPAC era effectively over for European operators