ZD Energy and Indonesia's Indomobil Group have officially established a joint venture. Senior leadership teams from both sides attended the signing ceremony, marking a key step in ZD Energy's globalization strategy in the Southeast Asian market. Indomobil Group, a subsidiary of the Salim Group—one of Indonesia's largest conglomerates—has a history of over 50 years and is a leading automotive industry giant in Indonesia. It operates more than 20 internationally renowned automotive brands including Volkswagen, Nissan, and Suzuki, and possesses rich local automotive supply chain resources. Founded in 2010, ZD Energy is a global leader in new energy vehicle charging and green energy digital technology. It has been recognized as a national-level "Little Giant" specializing in new and advanced technologies and has been awarded by Frost & Sullivan a market position certificate for "Global No.1 in Home Charging Station Sales." Committed to promoting new energy vehicles and green energy into households worldwide through the entry point of "charging," the company possesses five core competitive strengths: products, services, digitalization, manufacturing, and brand. It has developed four major product lines: AC chargers, DC chargers, green digital energy solutions, and automatic charging robots. It is advancing its ZD Energy 2.0 strategy of "globalization, digitalization, and intelligence." The joint venture aims to deeply empower the Indonesian electric vehicle market by providing comprehensive EV charging ecosystem solutions and services, accelerating Indonesia's transition to sustainable transportation. By building a convenient, reliable, and intelligent charging infrastructure network, it will address core pain points for EV users, enhance the charging experience, and promote the adoption and popularization of electric vehicles in Indonesia. This cooperation represents a new starting point for ZD Energy's globalization and a major step for Indonesia in embracing a new era of green mobility, expected to inject strong momentum into Indonesia's EV industry and accelerate its electric future.
ZD Energy and Indonesia's Indomobil Group have officially established a joint venture. Senior leadership teams from both sides attended the signing ceremony, marking a key step in ZD Energy's globalization strategy in the Southeast Asian market. Indomobil Group, a subsidiary of the Salim Group—one of Indonesia's largest conglomerates—has a history of over 50 years and is a leading automotive industry giant in Indonesia. It operates more than 20 internationally renowned automotive brands including Volkswagen, Nissan, and Suzuki, and possesses rich local automotive supply chain resources. Founded in 2010, ZD Energy is a global leader in new energy vehicle charging and green energy digital technology. It has been recognized as a national-level "Little Giant" specializing in new and advanced technologies and has been awarded by Frost & Sullivan a market position certificate for "Global No.1 in Home Charging Station Sales." Committed to promoting new energy vehicles and green energy into households worldwide through the entry point of "charging," the company possesses five core competitive strengths: products, services, digitalization, manufacturing, and brand. It has developed four major product lines: AC chargers, DC chargers, green digital energy solutions, and automatic charging robots. It is advancing its ZD Energy 2.0 strategy of "globalization, digitalization, and intelligence." The joint venture aims to deeply empower the Indonesian electric vehicle market by providing comprehensive EV charging ecosystem solutions and services, accelerating Indonesia's transition to sustainable transportation. By building a convenient, reliable, and intelligent charging infrastructure network, it will address core pain points for EV users, enhance the charging experience, and promote the adoption and popularization of electric vehicles in Indonesia. This cooperation represents a new starting point for ZD Energy's globalization and a major step for Indonesia in embracing a new era of green mobility, expected to inject strong momentum into Indonesia's EV industry and accelerate its electric future.