Tritium DCFC Ltd
tritiumcharging.comNo Longer Reporting
The company has not filed an annual or quarterly report since its FY2022 20-F, filed Sep 21, 2023. Its latest SEC filing is a SCHEDULE 13G/A from Feb 13, 2025.
20-F for FY2022, filed Sep 21, 2023
The sections below describe the company as of the FY2022 annual report.
What Did They Do?
Sells DC fast chargers, related software and service support to charging operators, automakers and fleet operators.
20-F for FY2022, filed Sep 21, 2023We design, sell, manufacture and service proprietary hardware and associated software to create advanced and reliable DC fast chargers for…View ↗
We are a technology provider that primarily generates revenue from the sale of DC fast charging solutions. Our solutions are made up of…View ↗
We are currently focused on six key customer types across the charging landscape: Charge Point Operators (“CPOs”), Automakers, Fleets, Fuel…View ↗
How Did They Make Money?
Customers mainly buy EV chargers, with sales tied to when the equipment passes to them. They also pay for installation, maintenance and training as those services are delivered or as work progresses; extended-warranty fees are collected and cover service over time.
20-F for FY2022, filed Sep 21, 2023The Group generates revenue from the sale of electric vehicle chargers. The contracts with customers include distinct performance…View ↗
The Group generates revenue from services in relation to installation, maintenance, and training. Generally, revenue in relation to…View ↗
The Group provides an extended warranty to its customers for an additional fee. Extended warranty revenue is recognized as a contract…View ↗
$184.5M
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20-F for FY2022, filed Sep 21, 2023
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Who Were Their Customers?
Fuel station and retail operators, utilities, and fleets buy directly or through resellers under distributor agreements.
20-F for FY2022, filed Sep 21, 2023Fuel Stations: We sell chargers to fuel station operators globally, allowing these businesses to deploy charging equipment at their…View ↗
Retail: The slimline profile and customized branding available on our charging equipment is important to retail customers who do not want…View ↗
Utilities: We sell equipment to energy utilities directly in geographies where utilities can own and operate charging stations, as well as…View ↗
We sell our products directly and via resellers generally contracted under a distributor agreement on our preferred terms and conditions.View ↗
Did Revenues Turn Into Profits?
No. It lost $121.4M in FY2022.
20-F for FY2022, filed Sep 21, 2023
−$103.5MView ↗
20-F for FY2022, filed Sep 21, 2023
−$121.4MView ↗
20-F for FY2022, filed Sep 21, 2023
−$170.4MView ↗
How Were They Changing?
Grew. Revenue grew 3.9x in 3 years, from $47M in FY2019 to $184.5M in FY2022, about 58% a year.
Who Did They Compete With?
Competes with Tesla
20-F for FY2022, filed Sep 21, 2023In addition, there are other means for charging EVs that could affect the level of demand for public charging capabilities. For example…View ↗
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