Should Edenred’s Deeper Role in Daimler Truck’s EV Charging Rollout Require Action From Edenred (ENXTPA:EDEN) Investors?

• Edenred recently announced a partnership with Daimler Truck to power the TruckCharge semi-public electric charging network across Europe, using its Spirii e-mobility software and extending Mercedes Benz electric trucks’ access to the UTA Edenred public charging network of roughly 420 truck-compatible stations in 23 countries.
• This move positions Edenred’s Spirii platform at the core of a large-scale heavy-vehicle charging ecosystem, reinforcing its role in the road transport energy transition and deepening its relationships with major fleet operators.
• We’ll now examine how Edenred’s deeper role in Daimler Truck’s European EV charging rollout could influence its existing investment narrative.

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Edenred Investment Narrative Recap

Edenred’s investment case leans on steady digital payments growth, underpenetrated benefits and mobility markets, and operating leverage from its platform model. The Daimler Truck partnership reinforces the EV mobility catalyst but does not materially change the near term earnings picture, nor does it remove key risks such as margin pressure from sustained tech spending and regulatory uncertainty in core markets.

The October 2025 Visa partnership looks especially relevant here, as both moves deepen Edenred’s role as an infrastructure provider for payments and mobility. Together, they highlight how Edenred is trying to build higher value, recurring transaction flows on top of its existing client base, even as it continues to face headwinds from slower growth in mature European markets and FX and cash flow volatility in Latin America.

Yet beneath the appeal of Edenred’s growing EV and payments reach, investors should be aware of the pressure that sustained technology and compliance spending could place on...

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Edenred's narrative projects €3.5 billion revenue and €706.1 million earnings by 2028.

Uncover how Edenred's forecasts yield a €32.55 fair value, a 75% upside to its current price.

Exploring Other Perspectives

Seven fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community span about €25.56 to €58.58 per share, showing how far apart individual views can be. Against this backdrop, the TruckCharge partnership may matter most for investors focused on Edenred’s longer term role in EV infrastructure and how that could offset slower growth in mature European benefits markets.

Explore 7 other fair value estimates on Edenred - why the stock might be worth just €25.56!

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