Fusion Fuel

Majority-owned Quality Industrial Corp. (QIND) reports 2025 revenue of 16.3 million USD (+45.9%) and gross profit of 4.8 million USD (+20.8%). Under GAAP QIND recorded a net loss of 4.6 million USD, while adjusted non-GAAP results show a profit of 564,465 USD. In 2025 management streamlined the structure, reduced liabilities and convertible note balances as well as legacy compensation obligations; for 2026 QIND is targeting roughly 20 million USD in revenue depending on market conditions and plans to expand the Al Shola fleet and its geographic presence in the northern emirates. » More on de.investing.com

Bright Hydrogen Solutions, a subsidiary of Fusion Fuel, has signed a binding contract worth up to around €1.7m for engineering, installation and equipment services in Southern Europe. The order includes the supply of an electrolyser system and a hydrogen refuelling station for a large construction company; engineering work is under way, and delivery, installation and commissioning are planned for 2026. Fusion Fuel reported significantly higher revenues in the first half of 2025 and 106% revenue growth over the past twelve months, but the stock is trading near its 52-week low and analysts do not expect profitability for the year. » More on de.investing.com

Fusion Fuel subsidiary Bright Hydrogen Solutions has signed a €275,000 contract for the front-end engineering design (FEED) of an industrial green hydrogen production facility in southern Europe. The work includes safety and environmental studies, project management and technical specifications, and is scheduled to be completed in 12 weeks after a four-week lead time. The plant is intended to supply green hydrogen for blending into the natural gas grid. Fusion Fuel is reporting strong revenue growth, but InvestingPro notes cash burn and short-term liabilities exceeding liquid assets; analysts nonetheless expect further revenue growth, and NASDAQ listing requirements have been met again. » More on de.investing.com

Fusion Fuel reported revenue of €6.9m for the first half of 2025, after recording no revenue in the year-earlier period. The company attributes the growth mainly to the acquisition of the LPG business from Quality Industrial. Operating loss and net loss narrowed to €2.9m and €2.3m respectively, supported by capital raises, debt repayments and the conversion of convertible bonds. Fusion Fuel has again met NASDAQ listing requirements, announced new contracts and joint-venture plans, and expects revenue of around €17.4m for 2025. » More on de.investing.com

Fusion Fuel will hold 51% in a joint venture with Alien Energy to build a CO2‑neutral biomass steam plant at a dairy processing facility in South Africa. Fusion Fuel plans an investment of around €480,000 and expects recurring revenue from a long‑term steam supply contract as well as the generation of CO2 certificates. Closing is expected by October 1, 2025, with commissioning toward the end of the year, while analysts point to high cash burn and a weak financial position. » More on de.investing.com