A leading national network
TGOOD’s February 2026 application proof identifies its TELD-led charging business as China’s largest charging network operator by 2024 operating revenue, annual public charging volume and public charging terminal count.
TELD × EST / EXCLUSIVE SINGAPORE COOPERATION
Proven technology.
Local commitment.
EST is TELD’s exclusive cooperation partner and sole fully authorized representative in Singapore, responsible for equipment sales, maintenance and related local business activities under the signed cooperation agreement.
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OUR COOPERATION
TELD capability.
EST local representation.
TELD contributes the charging equipment and technology portfolio. EST is the exclusive local interface for TELD business in Singapore, bringing equipment enquiries, commercial coordination, maintenance and local service requirements together.
Singapore exclusivity is confirmed by EST. Specific deliverables, warranty arrangements and response commitments are defined in the applicable project and service agreements.
TELD IN CHINA
Scale backed by
technology.
Founded in 2014, TELD is part of TGOOD and combines charging equipment, network operations and digital energy management.
1,100 R&D staff
TELD’s corporate profile reports a research and development team of 1,100 people, supporting charging-network technology and product development.
1,300+ IP assets
The profile reports more than 1,300 intellectual-property assets, including patents, software copyrights and registered trademarks. This is not a patent-only count.
10+ national projects
TELD reports participation in more than ten major national research projects, with development spanning charging networks, microgrids, storage and data systems.
Market position: historical 2024 metrics reported in TGOOD’s 26 February 2026 draft application proof (subject to change), p. 179. R&D figures: TELD corporate profile, accessed 26 October 2026; the page does not give an as-of date for those figures.
SOUTHEAST ASIA / REFERENCE INITIATIVES
Regional applications.
Clear project context.
Country-level examples of TELD technology and regional development. Local counterparties are not named here; the references are not EST-delivered projects.
MALAYSIA / COMMERCIAL & HIGHWAY SCENARIOS
Highway & multi-scenario supercharging
Public reporting in October 2025 also documents a TELD-equipped commercial charging hub in Kuala Lumpur. This provides a retail-destination reference alongside the highway network initiative.
Commercial-site reference: reported launch in October 2025; current operating status has not been independently checked.
TGOOD’s 2024 ESG report describes TELD’s signed cooperation framework to develop a Malaysian charging network, including planned 480 kW supercharging stations for highways and other settings.
Status: announced cooperation and deployment plan. The report does not establish commissioning of individual sites.
THAILAND / IN DEVELOPMENT
Storage-integrated charging pilot
A local project developer describes a commercial energy-buffer pilot combining 125 kW / 500 kWh storage with a 120 kW TELD charger, under an energy-as-a-service approach.
Status: described as “in build” / in development on the developer’s website, checked 26 October 2026. This is not a confirmed operating station or a TELD commissioning announcement.
FLEXIBLE COMMERCIAL & FINANCING OPTIONS
Start charging.
Keep capital moving.
Explore 3–5 year leasing, instalment and project partnership options designed to lower the upfront equipment investment and preserve working capital.
Access without a large upfront purchase.
Spread equipment costs over an agreed lease term and retain cash for vehicles, operations and business growth.
Match payments to your business.
Discuss structured payments over 3–5 years, with the final term and payment profile tailored to the project and credit approval.
A lower barrier to getting started.
For qualifying projects, leasing or co-investment structures may enable near-zero upfront equipment cost. On-site charging can also help reduce fleet energy costs and external charging expenditure.
Less upfront capital. More room for your fleet.
Talk to EST about a commercial structure that fits your site, vehicles and cash flow.
3–5 year structures are subject to availability, credit and project approval, and agreed terms. Near-zero refers to potential upfront equipment cost, not a free project or guaranteed financing. Installation, site works, grid connection, electricity, maintenance, tax and other charges may remain payable. Actual savings depend on utilisation, energy prices and fleet operations.
EST DEVELOPMENT DIRECTION
Singapore first.
A wider regional outlook.
A strategic direction for local execution and regional opportunity development. Specific projects, schedules and investment commitments will be announced separately.
Sales & maintenance
Develop the Singapore customer interface for TELD equipment sales, maintenance coordination and local technical support through EST’s exclusive role.
Demonstration-led growth
Prioritise commercial fleets, logistics depots, industrial sites and public charging opportunities, using regional reference scenarios to inform site design.
Connected site operation
Evaluate shared-power charging, monitoring and maintenance workflows around vehicle duty cycles, site electrical capacity and customer needs.
Southeast Asia collaboration
Explore wider regional opportunities informed by Malaysia and Thailand initiatives. EST’s exclusive appointment stated on this site is for Singapore.
TELD ENQUIRIES IN SINGAPORE
Speak with EST.
Your exclusive local representative for TELD equipment sales, maintenance and related business activities.