Hogan Lovells advises The Mobility House on the sale of its Solutions business unit to Edenred

The Mobility House is a global technology company based in Munich, Germany, providing innovative solutions that promote the expansion of renewable energy, stabilise the electricity grid and make electric mobility more affordable, thus helping to shape the future of energy and mobility.

The Mobility House Solutions, Germany's leading B2B fleet electrification provider, develops, implements, and operates turnkey charging infrastructure solutions for commercial fleets. The company also acts as the developer behind ChargePilot®, one of the world’s leading charging and energy management systems. With the sale of this business unit, The Mobility House is refining its strategic focus and concentrating even more strongly in future on its energy business, particularly vehicle-to-grid, stationary storage, and the aggregation and trading of battery flexibility on energy markets. The development and distribution of ChargePilot® in North America and the APAC region will remain with The Mobility House. The transaction also includes a commercial partnership with Edenred.

Daniel Heydenreich, CFO of The Mobility House Group, says:

“This successful transaction reflects the strong partnership between The Mobility House and Hogan Lovells. Throughout the process, Hogan Lovells went far beyond the traditional role of legal counsel, acting as a trusted advisor and helping us navigate complex matters relating to the transaction structure, IP, assets, and HR agreements. Their expertise, pragmatic approach, and close collaboration with our team were instrumental in achieving this important milestone." 

Hogan Lovells provided comprehensive legal advice to The Mobility House on all aspects of the transaction and supported the company comprehensively throughout the process. The team was led by partner Peter Huber with support from counsel Tobias Flasbarth, and associates Dr. Patrick Waldecker, Shervin Mir Marashi, and Artem Vesdenetski on M&A related matters.

Partner Dr. Martin Pflüger advised on IP related matters and was supported by senior associate Sebastian Eisenberger, as well as associate Marcus Häußling. Partner Dr. Christoph Wünschmann, and Senior associate Benedikt Weiß advised on antitrust questions. Partner Dr. Ingmar Doerr advised on all tax matters. Counsel Stefan Richter advised on all employment related questions of the transaction.