ING leads milestone green financing for EV charging expansion in Central and Eastern Europe

The transaction marks the first debt financing of its kind for a pure-play EV charging operator in Central and Eastern Europe and represents a major milestone in the region’s electromobility market development.

The consortium includes Crédit Mutuel Arkéa, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), with the support of InvestEU, ING Bank Śląski and mBank, which also acted as agent, security agent and green loan coordinator. ING’s Corporate Finance team acted as sole financial advisor to GreenWay.

The financing package includes refinancing, CAPEX and working capital facilities totalling €113m, alongside a further €25m uncommitted extension facility. The investment will support the expansion of GreenWay’s market-leading charging infrastructure in Poland, while strengthening customer services and operations across Slovakia, Croatia and the wider CEE region.

Today, GreenWay operates more than 5,800 charging points across over 1,680 locations and holds registrations from more than 90% of EV drivers in each of its core markets. The company is also the charging partner for major regional fleet operators including InPost, Coca-Cola, IKEA and Holcim.

The financing comes amid continued momentum in the European EV market, which grew 19% in the first two months of 2026 alone. In Poland, the battery electric vehicle fleet has grown approximately 62% year-on-year, while Slovakia recorded growth of around 68% over the same period.