EO Charging enters administration after fundraising fails to stabilise order book

Juuce Limited, trading as EO Charging, entered administration on 8 April 2026, with Edward Williams, Ross Connock and Victoria Hatton of PwC appointed as joint administrators, following a failed sale process and renewed liquidity pressure despite a late-stage capital raise.

The company operates in the electric vehicle charging sector, providing integrated solutions for commercial fleet operators, including charging hardware, cloud-based software platforms, installation, and maintenance services designed to support large-scale electrification strategies.

EO Charging had secured a fundraising in the fourth quarter of 2025, but prolonged uncertainty during that process weighed on customer confidence, contributing to a contraction in its order book and forward pipeline. The deterioration in trading momentum ultimately undermined the benefits of the capital injection, with liquidity constraints re-emerging in early 2026.

In response, the company launched a sale process in January 2026 in an effort to secure a going-concern outcome. That process failed to generate any acceptable offers, leaving directors with limited restructuring alternatives.

The joint administrators are now overseeing the business and intend to continue trading on a limited basis where appropriate, primarily to support existing customers and preserve value, while pursuing an orderly realisation of the company’s assets for the benefit of creditors.