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June 30, 2026

Connekt EV Charging Named in Sunday Times Scotland Fast 50

Connekt EV Charging has been recognised as one of Scotland's fastest-growing businesses after securing a place in the inaugural Sunday Times Scotland Fast 50.

The prestigious list, published by The Sunday Times and supported by Cazenove Capital and S&W, celebrates the country's most ambitious and fastest-growing companies. Connekt EV Charging is proud to be recognised alongside some of Scotland's most successful and innovative businesses.

The recognition comes after another landmark year for the Ayr-headquartered company, which has grown from a kitchen-table start-up into one of Scotland's leading commercial EV charge point operators. The business has surpassed £5 million in annual turnover, expanded its team to almost 30 employees, and now operates a network of more than 1,000 public charging connectors across the UK.

Driving Scotland's EV Charging Future

Founded by Johnny Manning in Ayr, Connekt EV Charging has rapidly established itself as one of Scotland's leading commercial EV charging providers, delivering charging infrastructure for hotels, hospitality venues, workplaces, visitor attractions, sports stadiums, fleets and public sector organisations across the UK.

In just a few years, the company has transformed from a start-up into a multi-million-pound business with a clear mission: to make EV charging simple for businesses.

Today, Connekt has:

  • Exceeded £5 million annual turnover
  • Grown to almost 30 employees
  • Built a public charging network of more than 1,000 connectors
  • Installed charging infrastructure at hundreds of commercial locations across the UK
  • Maintains an industry-leading network uptime of over 99%
  • Provides 24/7 UK-based driver support, 365 days a year

The company continues to invest heavily in its people, technology and customer experience while helping businesses prepare for the continued growth of electric vehicles.

A Word from Our Founder

Johnny Manning, CEO & Founder of Connekt EV Charging, said:

"Being recognised in the Sunday Times Scotland Fast 50 is an incredibly proud moment for everyone at Connekt.
We started with a simple ambition to make EV charging easier for businesses, and it's amazing to see how far we've come in such a short space of time.
This achievement belongs to our entire team, our customers who have trusted us to deliver their EV charging infrastructure, and our partners who continue to support our growth. While we're proud of this recognition, we're even more excited about what's still to come as we continue investing in our people, expanding our network and helping accelerate the UK's transition to electric vehicles."

Built on Sustainable Growth

Connekt's inclusion in the Sunday Times Scotland Fast 50 reflects more than financial growth. It recognises a business that has consistently invested in its people, technology and customer experience while supporting the UK's transition to cleaner transport.

Over the past year, the company has continued to strengthen its leadership team, expand its operations, achieve ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certification, and launch new funding and ownership models that make EV charging more accessible for businesses of all sizes.

The business has also played a leading role in supporting Scotland's public EV charging infrastructure through projects spanning rural communities, hospitality venues, workplaces and destination charging locations.

A Year of Significant Growth

Recognition in the Sunday Times Scotland Fast 50 follows a year of sustained investment and expansion for Connekt EV Charging.

Alongside strong commercial growth, the business has:

  • Achieved ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certification.
  • Continued expanding its public EV charging network across Scotland and the wider UK.
  • Opened a new headquarters to support its growing team.
  • Launched new funding and ownership models to make EV charging more accessible for businesses.
  • Formed high-profile partnerships with organisations including the Scottish Football Association, St Johnstone FC, and businesses across the hospitality, leisure and workplace sectors.

This continued investment reflects Connekt's long-term ambition to help businesses confidently embrace the transition to electric transport while delivering reliable, future-ready charging infrastructure.

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