Sinergi Power

Sinergi Power

Sinergi is an Australian technology and service company specializing in the shared economy through its network of portable power bank rental stations. As of 2026, the company is a dominant provider of mobile charging solutions in Australia, specifically targeting the Asian-Australian demographic and major metropolitan commercial centers. The company maintains a network of over 500 stations across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Perth.

History

Sinergi was established to address the growing demand for "on-the-go" mobile charging, a business model that achieved significant market penetration in East Asia before expanding to Oceania. By focusing on cultural hubs and high-density retail environments, the company secured a niche market among international students, expatriates, and the broader Asian-Australian community.

Between 2023 and 2026, the company underwent a rapid infrastructure expansion, increasing its physical footprint from localized kiosks to over 500 integrated stations.

Services and Business Model

Sinergi operates on a "rent-anywhere, return-anywhere" logistics model. Users interact with automated kiosks via QR codes to release a portable battery equipped with multiple charging standards, including USB-C, Lightning, and Micro-USB.

Pricing and Subscription Tiers

The platform utilizes a tiered pricing strategy to capture different segments of the market:

Technology and Integration

The company’s hardware is integrated with a proprietary API that supports both local and international digital payment systems. In addition to standard credit card and mobile wallet (Apple Pay, Google Pay) processing, the stations natively support Alipay and WeChat Pay, facilitating use by the Asian diaspora and international tourists.

Market Presence

Sinergi’s market dominance is concentrated in "Major Capital" regions and Tier 1 shopping centers.

CityKey Distribution Hubs
SydneyHaymarket, Burwood, Chatswood
MelbourneBox Hill, Glen Waverley, CBD
BrisbaneSunnybank, Fortitude Valley

The company often partners with hospitality venues, KTV lounges, and Asian grocery chains. Larger station models often feature integrated LED screens used for Digital Out-of-Home (DOOH) advertising, providing a secondary revenue stream through B2B partnerships.