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Tritium DCFC Limited (historically associated with the symbol DCFC and later DCFCQ) is described in its announcements as a global developer and manufacturer of direct current (DC) fast chargers for electric vehicles. The news surrounding Tritium focuses on deployments of its fast charging hardware, software capabilities that shape the charging experience, and significant corporate and listing developments.
Readers of the DCFC news page can expect coverage of Tritium’s participation in infrastructure programs and high-profile projects. Examples from the company’s own releases include being the top-awarded fast charger manufacturer in the first round of Tennessee’s National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Formula Program, supplying rapid chargers for what is described as Wales’ largest EV charging facility at the National Library of Wales in Aberystwyth, and completing installation of 33 ultrafast chargers for a mechanized port charging program at the Port of Long Beach in California.
News items also highlight Tritium’s technology updates and partnerships. The company has announced the launch of Autocharge software capability on its RTM and PKM charger models, complementing its Plug and Charge offering, and has described collaborations with partners such as Lynkwell and AmpUp to integrate Tritium chargers into broader charging networks and upgrade existing RT50 stations. These stories provide insight into how Tritium’s hardware and software are used in fleet depots, retail hubs, and public charging networks.
In addition, Tritium’s news flow includes material corporate events. The company has reported receiving Nasdaq notices regarding minimum bid price requirements, a delisting determination, and subsequent delisting actions, as well as the appointment of voluntary administrators and receivers and managers in connection with insolvency-related proceedings. Visitors using this news page can review these historical announcements to understand both Tritium’s operational projects and its corporate status over time.
AmpUp and Tritium have announced a collaborative program to modernize DC fast-charging infrastructure across North America. The initiative offers a two-phase approach for existing Tritium RT50 owners. Phase One enables seamless integration into the AmpUp network at no cost, requiring only the charger's serial number and transfer approval, with potential minor costs for SIM card replacement.
Phase Two introduces an upgrade option to replace RT50 units with new 50kW DC fast chargers featuring dual charging capability, universal CCS and NACS compatibility, a 3-year parts warranty, and potential for 75kW upgrades. The new RTM chargers can be installed on existing RT50 pads, with AmpUp ensuring responsible recycling of old units.
Tritium DCFC (OTC: DCFCQ), a global developer of DC fast chargers for electric vehicles, announced it will not appeal Nasdaq's decision to delist its securities. On April 18, 2024, Tritium reported insolvency and appointed administrators for itself and three subsidiaries. Receivers and Managers were appointed to oversee most of the Companies' assets and operations. Consequently, Nasdaq determined to suspend trading of Tritium's shares and warrants from April 22, 2024, and initiated delisting procedures, effective May 28, 2024. Trading of Tritium's securities is restricted without administrator consent due to Australian law. Tritium does not plan to challenge this delisting.
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