Car Charging Group Inc (OTCMKTS:CCGI) Starting to Spark

by Steve Moore | Last Updated: March 2, 2016

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Car Charging Group Inc (OTCMKTS:CCGI) has been upward bound with a steady surge of volume since the stock reversed off $0.116 lows. The stock currently sits at the bottom of its range and was trading over $1.25 a few years back. CCGI is up about 90% off its lows and could be in for some huge gains.

Car Charging Group, Inc. (OTCQB: CCGI) is a pioneer in nationwide public Electric Vehicle (EV) charging services, enabling drivers to easily recharge anytime, anywhere throughout North America. CCGI provides a turnkey electric vehicle charging service solution to commercial and residential property owners. Employing the most advanced technology, CCGI is committed to creating a robust, network for EV charging. With the increasing adopting over electric vehicles across the United States, CCGI is set up for potentially massive growth as the entire industry will lift all boats. CCGI will be able to capitalize significantly on this opportunity. Tesla will be coming out with a more affordable base model. As more EV come into the market, people will need a place to charge their vehicles. This is a market that has all of the right catalysts and CCGI could be at the center of it.

Two recent SC 13/Gs filed in the last quarter from two major institutional investors filed schedule 13/Gs declaring and acquiring more than 5% ownership taken in the last quarter of 2015. Horton Capital Partners LLC took ownership of 5.4 Million shares with additional warrants to purchase more. & Wolverine Flagship Fund acquired 3.9 million shares during the same time frame. This is a major investment in CCGI and vote of confidence to their strategy and business model.

CCGI also recently released its 2014 Annual Earnings Report which showed significant progress for the company and likely just the start of a turnaround for the company. Below are the highlights and show that there is explosive growth to this company and significant catalysts.
• EV Charging H/W Sales grew 11,000% from $48k to $565k
• EV Charging Service Fees grew 400% from $308k to $1.49M
• Grant/Rebate Revenue grew almost 10,000% from $91k to $950k
• Charging output grew nearly 400% from 281k to 1.46M

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The CEO was quoted saying “2014 was a transitional year for CarCharging as we integrated the four EV charging providers that were acquired in 2013. In 2014, CarCharging converted contracts with large retailers, parking management firms, and property owners from ECOtality to CarCharging, resumed sales of Blink HQ, a residential EV charging station, adjusted EV charging fee pricing policies; and introduced various Blink Network enhancements, including kilowatt-hour (kWh) pricing and remote start functionality from the Blink mobile app. CarCharging also began participating in Nissan’s No Charge to Charge program, which provided an additional stream of revenue for the company.

CCGI has more than 45 strategic partnerships across multiple business sectors including multi-family residential and commercial properties, parking garages, shopping malls, retail parking, and municipalities. CCGI’s partners include, but are not limited to Ace Parking, Central Parking, Equity One, Equity Residential, Icon Parking, Rapid Parking, Related, USA Parking, Walgreens, the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, the City of Miami Beach, the City of West Palm Beach, and the City of Norwalk, Connecticut that manage or own a total of 6.5 million parking spaces.

Below is a video where Michael Farkas, chief visionary officer of Car Charging Group Inc., talks about the construction of a fast-charging station network for electric vehicles in the U.S.


Just recently, there was the creation of the ROEV Association. A conglomerate of five industry partners including two of the top EV automakers, BMW of North America and Nissan, together with the three largest EV charging networks in the U.S., CCGI, ChargePoint, and NRG EVgo. Together, ROEV’s founding partners operate 91% – more than 17,500 – of public, networked EV charging ports in the U.S. (US DOE Alternative Fueling Station Locator) and the Association is encouraging all EV industry stakeholders to join their efforts to provide drivers with access to 100% of public charging stations.

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Currently trading at a $18 million market valuation CCGI has revenues of $2.5M in 2014 up significantly from $0.50M in 2013. It has huge operating losses of $26M which could be beneficially in the future if they are able to turn a process due to accounting rules and carrying over business losses. The company has only $6M in total assets ($1.63M cash) and $16M in debt. This is an exciting story developing in small caps; CCGI holds the keys to an industry poised for massive growth. Short term CCGI could go much higher, long term it could drop once the excitement is over and if it isn’t able to turn a profit.

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