EVOS seeks $10 million to boost EV charger manufacture
The EV charger maker has banked $4 million from earlier backers and now hopes to attract further investment to expand sales and manufacturing.
CEO, EVOS Energy
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The EV charger maker has banked $4 million from earlier backers and now hopes to attract further investment to expand sales and manufacturing.
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