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EV.Tech secures Enko Capital investment to expand EV charging in Côte d'Ivoire
Ivorian EV charging company EV.Tech has secured an undisclosed investment from Enko Capital to grow its network of 70 charging stations.
By Propel Africa · 2026-09-27
EV.Tech has secured a strategic investment from Enko Capital to expand its electric vehicle charging network in Côte d'Ivoire, WeeTracker reported on 27 September. The amount was not disclosed. The deal is structured as a hybrid financing package.
Charging for a growing market
Founded by Florent Thomas and Esther Dagri, EV.Tech describes itself as the first local company in Côte d'Ivoire to focus exclusively on EV charging. It already runs a nationwide network of 70 charging stations, giving drivers places to charge across the country.
The new funding will expand that network and strengthen the company's operations as electric vehicle adoption grows in the country.
Enko's francophone strategy
The investment comes from Enko Capital's Francophone West Africa SME Strategy, structured as a Fonds Commun de Placement à Risques (FCPR), a French-law venture fund vehicle. EV.Tech is the strategy's second investment, following Burger King Côte d'Ivoire.
At a glance
- Company: EV.Tech
- Raised: Undisclosed
- Type: Strategic investment, hybrid financing package
- Investor: Enko Capital, Francophone West Africa SME Strategy
- Network: 70 charging stations
- Founders: Florent Thomas, Esther Dagri
- Strategy deal number: Second, after Burger King Côte d'Ivoire
- Market: Côte d'Ivoire