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Jaakko Hirvi – Founder & CEO

"At ACS Energy we help companies and communities in the Nordics move to cleaner, smarter energy with practical solutions that work on the ground. We are now building capacity to take on larger projects and to further accelerate our growth in Finland and Sweden."

Kristoffer Pomrén, Founder & CEO

Investment information

Investing end:
03/09/2026
Type:
Bond
Subordinated:
no
Invested so far:
€450,000.00
Price per bond:
€250.00
Transaction costs:
1.50 %
Min offer:
1 Unit
Interest:
quarterly
Repayment:
quarterly
ISIN:
FI4000614813
Broker:
Oneplanetcrowd International B.V
License:
ECSPR

Why invest in ACS Energy?

1

Profitable Nordic electrification business

ACS-Energy designs, installs and services EV charging stations, solar panels, heat pumps and energy infrastructure for industrial, real estate and infrastructure customers across Finland and Sweden. Revenue has grown to around €2.2 million in 2025 with positive EBITDA. The bond offers a fixed annual interest rate of 8% over 48 months.

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2

Growing recurring revenue and own software

Beyond project work, ACS-Energy generates recurring income from service and maintenance contracts on installed systems, as well as from its own software products Fynn and Energiportalen, which help customers monitor and optimise their energy consumption.

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3

Trusted partner for Tesla and leading B2B clients

ACS-Energy is an installation partner for Tesla charging stations in Finland and Sweden and has delivered projects for customers including Kesko's K-Supermarkets, Tomra, Kempower and Orkla.

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Debt financing

Profitable Nordic energy solutions company funding its next growth phase

ACS Energy is a founder-led energy and EV charging solutions company focused on the Nordic energy transition. With a fixed annual interest rate of 8% over 48 months, investors provide financing that ACS Energy plans to use to strengthen its working capital for larger projects, invest in high-voltage tools and certifications, and support sales activities across Finland and Sweden.

Your investment made under the Regulation (EU) 2020/1503 of the European Parliament and of the Council is not protected by the deposit guarantee schemes etablished under Directive 2024/49/EU (Deposit Guarantee Schemes Directive). Your investment is also not protected by the investor compensation schemes established under Directive 97/9/EC (Investor Compensation Schemes Directive).

About ACS Energy

ACS Energy at a glance

Problem

Electrifying a commercial site is rarely straightforward. For a property owner adding EV charging, solar and a heat pump, or an industrial customer upgrading its electrical infrastructure, the challenge is often not the technology itself but finding a single partner who can handle the full scope, from design and permits through to installation and long-term service. Most providers specialise in one product category, leaving customers to coordinate multiple contractors and take on the integration risk themselves.

Solution

ACS Energy covers the full scope. The company designs and installs complete energy solutions: EV charging, solar, heat pumps, transformer stations, battery storage and automation and services them on an ongoing basis through maintenance agreements and its own software tools Fynn and Energiportalen. Customers get one point of contact from first design to day-to-day operation, with engineers who have hands-on experience across all the technologies involved.

 Business model

ACS Energy generates revenue from two main sources. The larger part comes from project work: designing, installing and commissioning energy solutions for commercial and industrial customers, where margins are earned on both equipment and labour. The second part is recurring revenue from service and maintenance agreements on installed systems, as well as subscriptions for Fynn and Energiportalen. As an installation partner for Tesla charging stations in Finland and Sweden, and with reference projects for customers such as Kesko’s K‑Supermarkets, Tomra, Kempower and Orkla, ACS Energy benefits from a strong base of blue-chip B2B clients. The company is actively growing the recurring portion of its revenue, which provides more predictable cash flows alongside the project-based business.


Competitors

The Nordic market for energy and electrification solutions includes a wide range of providers, from small local installers to larger national groups. Most focus on a single product category rather than the full package. ACS Energy's position as a provider of integrated solutions, combined with its high-voltage authorisation currently in progress, allows it to take on more complex projects that fewer competitors can handle end-to-end.


Impact

ACS Energy's business is built around the energy transition. The company installs EV charging infrastructure, solar panels, heat pumps and battery storage for commercial and industrial customers across Finland and Sweden, directly replacing fossil-based energy consumption with cleaner alternatives. To date, ACS Energy has installed solar systems with a combined capacity exceeding 2 MWp. The company's own software tools help customers monitor and reduce energy waste on an ongoing basis. Internally, 67% of ACS Energy's own vehicle fleet is electric and the company's premises run partly on solar power.

Management

ACS Energy is led by a small, hands-on team with experience in electrical contracting and energy installations.

Kristoffer Pomrén – Founder & CEO

Kristoffer Pomrén founded ACS Energy in 2017 and has grown it from a local Åland-based electrical contractor into a company with an expanding footprint in mainland Finland and Sweden. As CEO, Chairman of the Board and majority owner, he leads overall strategy, key customer relationships and the company's Nordic expansion.

Jakob Engblom – Head of Service

Jakob Engblom leads ACS Energy's service and maintenance operations, ensuring that installed systems continue to perform reliably for their customers

Sven-Erik Elfberg – Project Leader

Sven-Erik Elfberg is responsible for the delivery of ACS Energy's installation projects, coordinating planning, suppliers and on-site work through to final commissioning.

Company structure

The bond is issued by ACS-Infinity Ab Oy Ltd, the legal entity behind the ACS Energy brand, which is the operating company that delivers projects and generates revenue. ACS-Infinity Ab Oy Ltd is wholly owned by KVP Investment Ab, a holding company. ACS-Infinity Ab Oy Ltd in turn wholly owns Alandia EV Charging (AX Charge), a subsidiary that invests in and operates renewable energy and charging assets and sells energy directly to end customers.

Investors in the Invesdor bond are lending directly to ACS-Infinity Ab Oy Ltd, with interest and principal expected to be serviced from the cash flows of its installation, service and related energy activities.

KVP Investment Ab OyHolding company
ACS-Infinity Ab Oy Ltd Operating company & bond issuer*
Alandia EV Charging Ab (AX Charge) 100% subsidiary of ACS-Infinity Ab Oy Ltd

Use of funds

If the full €400,000 is raised, ACS Energy plans to use the proceeds to strengthen its working capital and support its Nordic growth. The company intends to build a buffer for larger installation projects, invest in tools and equipment for high-voltage work, and cover costs for certifications, training and selected sales and marketing activities in Finland and Sweden.

Financial figures & growth

Actual and planned figures

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Security & Risks

Security

The following collateral will be provided for this funding round:

A business mortgage (FI: yrityskiinnitys) in the amount of 200 % of the actual subscription volume of the bonds to the movable and non-registrable assets of ACS which ranks secondary to an existing business mortgage. The value of the collateral can fluctuate, especially in the event of default, potentially resulting in deminished return. Detailed information regarding the collateral can be found in the Key Investment Information Sheet (KIIS) in the document section of this funding round.

Risks summary (simplified)

Investing in growth companies through bonds is very high risk. You can lose part or all of the money you invest.

The following text is a short and strongly simplified overview of selected risks of an investment in ACS-Infinity Ab Oy Ltd.
It is not complete and does not replace the detailed description of risks in the Key Investment Information Sheet (KIIS).

Before you invest, you must read the KIIS in full and with care and check whether you can understand and bear all of the risks described there.
If there are any differences between this summary and the KIIS, only the KIIS is legally binding.

  • Business, market and management risk
    ACS is an EPC and energy solutions provider with a project‑based business model. Its profits depend on efficient project delivery, good project management, timely procurement and the availability of skilled technical staff. Delays in equipment deliveries, permitting, grid connections or subcontractor work can increase costs or postpone project completion. ACS is reliant on reliable suppliers for key components such as solar panels, batteries, inverters and EV chargers. The company is founder‑led, and many customer relationships and strategic decisions depend on one key person, which creates additional management and succession risk. Large projects and milestone‑based payments also expose ACS to delayed payments and customer credit risk. These factors can weaken business performance and, in the worst case, lead to a full loss of your invested capital.
  • Sector, competition, funding and platform risk
    ACS operates in the Nordic energy transition and electrification market. While the long‑term outlook is positive, the market is highly competitive and subject to margin pressure. Customer investment activity and project volumes depend on broader economic conditions, interest rates, electricity prices, regulation and grid connection constraints – all factors outside ACS’s control. ACS may also need further debt or equity financing in the future and might not be able to raise it, or only on unfavourable terms. In addition, there is a risk that the crowdfunding platform is temporarily or permanently unavailable or ceases operations, which may lead to delays in communication as well as in interest and repayment payments, even though your contractual claims in principle remain in place.
  • Default, return, collateral and liquidity risk
    As a bondholder you are exposed to ACS’s insolvency risk. If ACS encounters financial difficulties or becomes insolvent, interest and principal repayments may be lower than expected, delayed or may not be made at all – up to a total loss of your invested capital. The bonds are secured by a business mortgage over ACS’s business assets, but recovery depends on the value and liquidity of these assets and may be significantly lower than expected. There is also senior bank debt to Nordea that must be repaid before the bonds, which can further reduce recovery values. Inflation, exchange rate movements, costs and your personal tax situation can further reduce your effective return. The bonds have a fixed maturity, cannot be ordinarily terminated early by investors and can only be transferred in a limited way via registered digital safe deposit boxes. There is currently no stock exchange listing and no liquid secondary market; you may have to hold the bonds until maturity or sell only at a financial loss.
  • Investor rights, majority decisions and e‑securities technology risks
    As a bondholder you do not receive any voting or participation rights in ACS and have no direct influence over its business decisions or the use of the raised funds. The bond terms can be amended during the life of the bonds by majority decisions of bondholders, which may negatively affect you (for example lower interest or longer maturity), even if you voted against such changes. The bonds are issued as electronic securities held in a digital register and digital safe deposit boxes. Technical failures, cyberattacks or outages of the systems and the underlying e‑database may temporarily or permanently block your access to the e‑securities or prevent transfers. In an extreme case, this may result in the irreversible loss of access to your e‑securities and thus a complete loss of your investment.

A complete and detailed description of all risk factors can be found only in the KIIS in the documents section of this funding round.

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