Blink Files $100M Stock Shelf; a $20M Sale at 41 Cents Would Take 83% More Shares Than in 2025

Blink Charging filed a preliminary $100 million securities registration on October 30, 2026—but the filing does not establish that the EV charging operator has raised $100 million. Its proposed at-the-market (ATM) stock sales sit within the same $100 million shelf, rather than adding a second $100 million. The amount is a possible offering ceiling, not cash already received or money committed to new chargers.¹

A comparison with Blink's previous equity raise shows what the financing terms could mean if it sold stock at the 41-cent closing price cited in its new filing for October 28. In December 2025, Blink actually sold 26,666,666 shares at $0.75 each for $20 million gross. Selling the same hypothetical $20 million at an unchanged $0.41 would require roughly 48.78 million new shares—82.9% more shares for the same gross amount. No October 2026 sale at 41 cents is established by the registration.¹²

How many shares would different sale amounts require?

The following scenarios use the filing's October 28 $0.41 historical quote and 145,201,164 shares outstanding as of October 29. For each row, assumed new shares equal gross proceeds divided by $0.41. The last column is the new shares' percentage of the resulting hypothetical enlarged common-share count; it is not a measurement of dilution already incurred, and differs from the prospectus's net-tangible-book-value dilution measure.¹

Hypothetical gross stock sale at $0.41/share	Hypothetical new shares	New shares as share of hypothetical enlarged total
$20 million	48.78 million	25.1%
$25 million	60.98 million	29.6%
$50 million	121.95 million	45.6%
$100 million	243.90 million	62.7%

Illustrative arithmetic from Blink's two dated share inputs, not a forecast or evidence of completed sales. The final $100 million/243.90 million example is also given by Blink in its original prospectus; it is not an independently discovered company plan. The scenarios exclude warrants, options, restricted stock units, any later share-count changes, varying execution prices and offering expenses.¹

The comparison with 2025 is particularly revealing because it holds gross proceeds constant. Blink's December 2025 transaction brought in $18.526 million net after the reported underwriting discounts and offering expenses, not the full $20 million gross. A future sale could have different fees, prices and net proceeds. A lower assumed price mechanically requires issuing more shares to raise the same gross sum; it does not establish that Blink will issue those shares or that its stock will trade at that price when it does.²¹

A renewed registration, not two $100 million pools

The October 30 Form S-3 includes $100 million of unsold securities previously registered in October 2023 under a registration that became effective on November 2, 2023. Its new ATM agreement names H.C. Wainwright, Roth Capital Partners and StoneX Financial as sales agents. The agents would receive a 3% commission on actual gross ATM sales, if sales occur, and are not required to sell any minimum amount.¹

The newly filed registration is marked preliminary, and its securities cannot be sold under that new registration before it becomes effective. The filing separately describes a transition provision for certain sales under the earlier, already effective registration before the new one takes effect. Accordingly, the filing alone proves neither a new sale nor a blanket prohibition on all sales under the earlier authorization.¹

Blink's latest quarterly cash figure available in the reviewed research is $34.004 million in cash and cash equivalents as of June 30, 2026, versus the $100 million potential registration ceiling dated four months later. The company reported $3.382 million of net cash used in operating activities over the first six months of 2026. Those amounts describe a past balance sheet and cash-flow period: they are not October cash, a calculated bankruptcy timeline, or a forecast of how much capital Blink needs to raise.²¹

What this means for Blink's charging plans

On October 29, Blink said it planned to rebrand as Blink Energy and expand its energy-management and storage focus. It reported EnergyConnect software at 52 DC fast-charging sites, of which 26 were actively managing electrical load. These are company-reported operating descriptions, not evidence that stock-sale proceeds have funded additional working chargers or achieved customer energy savings.³

The registration describes potential proceeds for general purposes, including charger deployment and working capital. Until actual ATM shares are sold and disclosed, the filing cannot show how much new money Blink received, how many shares it issued, or which charging projects—if any—were funded with those proceeds.¹

Blink scheduled its third-quarter results and call for November 5, 2026. Subsequent SEC effectiveness notices, offering documents, actual-sale disclosures and that financial report are the relevant checks for updated liquidity and financing facts; the October 30 filing should not be read as those future developments already having happened.⁴¹

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Footnotes

1. Blink Charging, Form S-3 registration statement and ATM prospectus supplement, filed with the SEC October 30, 2026. Original filing: https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1429764/000149315226049471/forms-3.htm ; issuer-hosted filing copy. Establishes the single nonadditive $100 million ceiling, prior 2023 shelf carryover, new-versus-earlier effectiveness terms, sales agents, conditional 3% fee, October 28 $0.41 quote, October 29 145,201,164 share count and issuer's own maximum-sale example; does not establish actual ATM proceeds. ↩ ↩² ↩³ ↩⁴ ↩⁵ ↩⁶ ↩⁷ ↩⁸ ↩⁹ ↩¹⁰

2. Blink Charging, Form 10-Q for quarter ended June 30, 2026, filed August 7, 2026. https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1429764/000149315226036436/form10-q.htm ; issuer-hosted filing copy. Establishes historical June 30 cash and first-half operating cash flow, and the actual December 2025 26,666,666-share/$0.75 equity financing with $20 million gross/$18.526 million net. It is not evidence of October 2026 cash. ↩ ↩² ↩³

3. Blink Charging, October 29, 2026 issuer news release, via GlobeNewswire. https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2026/10/29/3391239/0/en/blink-charging-announces-plan-to-change-name-and-rebrand-to-blink-energy-building-on-global-charging-footprint-to-expand-energy-management-and-storage.html . Establishes issuer's stated rebrand plan and 52/26 EnergyConnect site figures, not independently audited deployment benefits. ↩

4. Blink Charging, October 28, 2026 third-quarter earnings calendar notice, via GlobeNewswire. https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2026/10/28/3390826/0/en/blink-charging-to-host-third-quarter-conference-call-on-thursday-november-5-2026.html . Establishes the company's scheduled November 5 report/call, not actual results. ↩