Energiekontor

Energiekontor cut its annual pre-tax profit forecast from €40–60 million to €5–10 million due to later grid connections at Scottish wind farms. The announcement, which had been confirmed that morning, triggered a one-day loss of around 19% and has put the stock under almost 50% pressure since May. Investors apparently view the delay as only a timing issue, prompting an initial recovery in the shares. » More on finanzen.net

Energiekontor lowered its confirmed profit forecast for 2026 in the evening because grid connection dates for several Scottish wind farm projects are being significantly delayed. The postponements affect planned, profit-relevant project sales; two of the three affected projects were central to the original forecast. The announcement led to sharp losses in the stock. » More on finanzen.net

Energiekontor after-hours cut its EBT forecast sharply from 40–60 million to 5–10 million euros, whereupon the share fell to €27.30, its lowest level in six years. The company cited significantly later grid connection dates for several Scottish wind projects and an ongoing legal challenge to the approval of an overhead line. Analysts revised valuations and raised questions about the deferral of earnings contributions and possible impacts on pricing; a court decision is expected in H1 2027. » More on finanzen.net

Energiekontor cuts its pre‑tax result for 2026 from previously €40–60 million to just €5–10 million. The reason is significantly later grid connection dates for several Scottish wind farm projects after an ongoing legal challenge to the approval of an overhead transmission line, meaning planned project sales will likely be pushed into the next financial year. The announcement sent the stock sharply lower. » More on finanzen.net

The Energiekontor share slumped to its lowest level since March after the half‑year results, most recently down about 6.5% at €32.25; year‑to‑date the stock is roughly 10% lower. Analysts see risks because the company kept its full‑year target for pre‑tax profit despite the weak H1 numbers, which requires a strong concentration of successful project completions in the second half. Investors doubt that all projects in the project‑based business will be implemented smoothly, as uncertainties and delays are possible. » More on finanzen.net