Please note this Share Offer is for UK Residents only.
What are we aiming to do?
Raise investment to upgrade our network of EV chargepoints.
Why invest?
- Charge my Street has received EIS Advance Assurance from HMRC, indicating that if you qualify you should be able to receive 30% tax relief on your investment.
- Deliver improvements in air quality, reduced traffic noise and reduced greenhouse gas emissions as more people switch to EVs.
- You can earn interest on your investment and we aim to repay your investment in the future (subject to the performance of Charge my Street)
Financial overview
This is an open share offer, enabling people to invest in specified chargepoints or in Charge My Street generally. The minimum investment is £100 and maximum investment is £20,000. The anticipated return is 5%, though this depends on the financial performance of Charge My Street.
You should review the Share Offer including the November 2024 update at the end, before investing as it sets out the plans, risks, and financial assumptions.
How long is the share offer open for?
The Share offer opened in November 2023 and remains open for investment until the directors of Charge My Street decide to close it.
What is the process?
- After you have pledged your investment, we will ask you to transfer your funds. Once this has been done and your application for shares approved by the Charge My Street directors we will send you a statement showing your share holding. If you are not already a member you will then become a member of Charge My Street.
- Track the upgrade of the network on our social media channels!
If you still have questions, see our share offer FAQ . Contact us from the link below or give us a call.
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Before you make an investment based on this offer document, you should make sure that you fully understand the specific risks which are described in this document and subsequently that you determine whether the investment is suitable for you on the basis of this information. Specifically, in the event that the Society becomes insolvent you may lose some or all of your capital.