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Tritium to be acquired by Exicom

The insolvent Australian fast-charging station manufacturer Tritium is being acquired by Exicom. Exicom, which claims to be India's largest manufacturer of EV charging stations, has officially announced the acquisition of Tritium's business and assets.

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