Sees FY24 adjusted EBITDA loss $30M-$48M. Khan concluded, “EVgo passed an important inflection point in 2023 in that as a result of the utilization and throughput levels we are now seeing across our network, the installed base is now profitable on a stand-alone basis. In 2024, we are well positioned to continue to expand our network and increase revenues while continuing to realize operational leverage as we target Adjusted EBITDA2 breakeven in 2025.”
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