NHOA: management transactions · France · AMF

About NHOA

NHOA is a Franco-Italian technology group focused on large-scale energy storage solutions and, historically, on e-mobility and fast-charging infrastructure. Its parent company, NHOA S.A., is a French public limited company incorporated in late 2014 and listed on Euronext Paris in April 2015. The group originated in 2005 as Electro Power Systems (EPS), a technology spin-off from the Politecnico di Torino and Politecnico di Milano. It later underwent a major financial restructuring in 2014, then saw a change in ownership with ENGIE acquiring a majority stake in 2018 and TCC Group taking control in 2021, when EPS was renamed NHOA. Today, the group’s industrial core is NHOA Energy, which designs, delivers and services Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) for utility-scale and industrial applications. Its offering spans engineering, system integration, construction, commissioning, and long-term operations and maintenance across the full asset lifecycle. NHOA Energy emphasizes proprietary technology, in-house power electronics, built-in cybersecurity, and turnkey execution capabilities supported by regional hubs in Milan, Houston, Perth and Taipei. NHOA Energy positions itself as a global player with projects across five continents and a client base that includes renewable energy developers and utilities. The group also developed Atlante, a fast and ultra-fast EV charging network launched in 2021 in partnership with Stellantis. While this business line is now distinct from the company’s core energy-storage activities, it reflects NHOA’s strategic focus on critical infrastructure for the energy transition and sustainable mobility. In terms of positioning, NHOA has built a reputation around innovation, international reach and project execution at scale. Recent company communications highlight major storage deployments, including projects measured in hundreds of MWh, as well as a strong industrial footprint in Italy and commercial activity across EMEA, the Americas, Asia-Pacific and Oceania. One notable recent corporate event was the compulsory squeeze-out and delisting of NHOA shares from Euronext Paris at the end of 2024, a significant milestone in the company’s listed history.