The transaction enables ElectriEASE to accelerate its development in the e-mobility market thanks to a strategic partner that is a leader in mobility services.
Rome, 12 January 2026 — EuroLink Systems SrL, a company with more than thirty years of experience in the aerospace and defence, robotics and electric mobility sectors, announces the sale of ElectriEASE to Fortech, a leading Italian tech company providing services for traditional and electric mobility. The transaction consolidates ElectriEase’s growth path and opens a new phase of development for the platform within a technology group with a strong presence in the sector.
The ElectriEASE venture represents an important chapter in EuroLink Systems’ commitment to sustainability. ‘When it comes to environmental sustainability in the workplace, some companies use herbal tea cups and water dispensers. We have been doing this for some time, and we wanted to take a further step by making a concrete contribution to the transition to electric mobility,’ the company emphasises.
EuroLink Systems has been investing in electric mobility since 2020, developing a dedicated business unit, which was spun off in 2024. It is thanks to this journey that ElectriEASE has become a cutting-edge software platform for managing electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure.
‘The e-mobility market needs to develop an ecosystem that connects the various operators in this new supply chain in order to fully realise its benefits,’ said Pietro Lapiana at the start of the project.
Over the years, ElectriEASE has developed specialist skills and highly innovative know-how in the production of software for the intelligent management of electric vehicle charging infrastructure. Today, the platform collaborates with the most important players in the sector and has over 434,000 charging points, supplying over 6 million kWh through its network. It has around 20,000 users through the BeaglePlug app.
Thanks to the ElectriEASE all-in-one EV charging platform, the company enables CPOs (Charge Point Operators) and EMSPs (e-Mobility Service Providers) to manage their electric vehicle charging infrastructure and/or user accessibility immediately and efficiently.
‘We are pleased with the deal with Fortech, which we believe will enable ElectriEASE to realise its full potential, with new energy as a nationally and internationally recognised brand in the world of electric mobility,’ said Marta Lapiana, Chief Executive Officer of ElectriEASE.
Fortech, a tech company founded in 2006 and based in Rimini, serves over 14,000 service stations and is recognised as one of Italy’s leading operators in traditional and electric mobility services, with strong leadership in e-mobility thanks to the development of highly automated outdoor payment solutions. The company has 190 highly specialised IT employees and also operates in Spain, Portugal and France. In June 2025, Fortech saw the entry into its capital of Perwyn, a European private equity investor specialising in the growth and transformation of medium-sized companies, and Scouting Investments, part of the Scouting Group, an international investment banking services platform.
The integration of ElectriEASE into Fortech consolidates an end-to-end offering for the electric mobility market, combining ElectriEASE’s specialised know-how in the development of software platforms for electric charging infrastructure management, smart charging and advanced data analysis with Fortech’s experience and technological expertise in payment, automation and digitalisation services for mobility.
Fortech’s interest represents an important lever for acceleration for ElectriEASE, providing the platform with resources, industrial strength and the ability to scale up to new European markets. The ElectriEASE platform will continue to develop with technological solutions, strengthening its role within the electric mobility ecosystem and contributing to the development of the group’s integrated solutions.
EuroLink Systems will continue to operate in its core Aerospace and Defence and Robotics sectors, building on the experience it has gained in the field of electric mobility and its proven ability to develop innovative spin-offs in high-tech sectors.
