Deal consolidates the company’s positioning as a technology enabler in mobility, advancing its growth strategy and reaffirming its focus on technological excellence.
We are pleased to announce that our portfolio company Fortech, an Italian technology company specialising in payment solutions, automation and digital platforms for both traditional and electric mobility, has acquired ElectriEase, a software platform dedicated to the management of electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure.
Perwyn invested in Fortech in June 2025 as lead investor, alongside Scouting Group, backing the founding partners’ ambition to accelerate innovation and continue to scale the business. This transaction marks a significant step forward in delivering on that strategy, expanding Fortech’s capabilities in the fast-growing EV charging software and payments layer.
ElectriEase specialised expertise in charge point infrastructure management, smart charging and advanced data analytics, strengthens Fortech’s ability to support CPOs, eMSPs, network operators and mobility hub managers, while reducing technological complexity and improving operational efficiency at scale.
Fortech already connects and automates over 14,000 fuel stations in Italy and operates more than 4,000 POS terminals supporting EV charging across Italy and international markets, with several hundred new installations currently being activated. The business employs 195 highly specialised IT professionals and operates across France, Spain, Portugal and other international markets.
With ElectriEase’s technology and team becoming a core part of Fortech’s e-mobility ecosystem, the combined end-to-end offering supports platform interoperability and reinforces Fortech’s commitment to technological excellence and a growth model driven by the integration of complementary know-how.
Massimo Banci, Chief Business Officer of Fortech, said:
“The addition of ElectriEase marks an important milestone for the company. We share a vision of increasingly smart and integrated mobility. By combining our capabilities, we will deliver even more comprehensive solutions to the market, strengthening our role as a technology enabler in mobility. Our strategy goes beyond the logic of the single product, focusing instead on open, interoperable platforms designed to create long-term value.”
Marta Lapiana, Chief Executive Officer of ElectriEase, commented:
“We are pleased with the transaction with Fortech, which we believe will enable ElectriEase to fully unlock its potential, injecting fresh energy into a brand already recognised nationally and internationally in the electric mobility sector. We will continue to play a key role in managing the business and remain fully committed to delivering the growth objectives we share with Fortech.”
Yann Chareton and Maxime Menu, part of the investment team at Perwyn, added: “We are very pleased with Fortech’s first bolt-on acquisition. When we invested in Fortech in June last year, our goal was to support the founding partners as they continued their impressive growth trajectory and further strengthened their technology ecosystem. The acquisition of ElectriEase is an ideal next step – bringing specialised EV software expertise that complements the product offering and supports faster expansion into new markets.”