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Outlook for energy division weighs on Wärtsilä share

Wärtsilä shares fell about 3.2% to €29.57 after the release of the half‑year report, after the demand forecast for the energy division was downgraded from “better” to “stable.” Despite a record order intake of €2,849m in Q2 (+33%) and an adjusted operating margin of 14.0%, capacity constraints and the reduced forecast raised concerns about revenue momentum. Investors interpreted the revision as a signal of a slowdown in the energy business’s growth, triggering a pronounced “sell‑the‑news” reaction. » More on de.investing.com
Wärtsilä achieves strong margins in Q4 despite weaker order intake

Wärtsilä reported order intake of €2.22 billion and revenue of €2.00 billion for the fourth quarter, both slightly below consensus, as well as comparable EBIT of €256 million and reported operating profit of €251 million. Adjusted operating margin was 12.8%, driven mainly by the energy division, which posted a margin of 15.9%. Earnings per share of €0.32 beat expectations, partly due to a lower tax rate of 25%. Wärtsilä plans to expand production capacity in Finland by 35% (investment of €140 million through 2028) and expects stagnant demand in shipping over the next 12 months but improved demand in energy and energy storage amid geopolitical risks. » More on de.investing.com
Wärtsilä Energy’s flexible microgrid enables rapid decarbonization for Curaçao

Wärtsilä Energy is deploying a flexible microgrid in Curaçao that combines renewables, battery storage and flexible diesel engines to boost renewable share from 30% toward a 70% target by 2027 while ensuring reliability during extreme weather. The company’s performance‑based model incentivizes maximizing renewable use and reduces dependence on imported fossil fuels. Wärtsilä’s modelling shows flexible engines plus storage cut system costs and CO₂ compared with a renewables‑only approach, and the design is being replicated in other island markets. » More on forbes.com

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In 2026, Wärtsilä has already paid €1.06 in dividends. The last payout was in September.

Financials

In the last quarter, Wärtsilä had revenue of €1.56bn and net profit of €146m

(EUR)	June 2026	YoY
Revenue	1.56bn	9.31%
Gross profit	199m	88.42%
Net profit	146m	7.35%
EBITDA	252m	2.86%

Fundamentals

Metric	Value
Market capitalization	€16.7bn
Number of shares	589.55m
52-week high/low	€42.59 - €27.23
Dividend yield	3.89%
Dividends TTM	€1.06
Beta	1.26
P/E ratio	24.10
PEG ratio	1.27
P/B ratio	6.33
P/S ratio	2.38

Company profile

Wärtsilä Oyj Abp provides technologies and lifecycle solutions for the marine and energy markets worldwide. The company's marine power portfolio includes engines, propulsion systems, hybrid technology, and integrated powertrain systems; marine systems comprising products and lifecycle services related to the gas value chain, exhaust treatment, shaft line, underwater repair, and electrical integrations; voyage solutions consists of bridge infrastructure, cloud data services, decision support systems, and smart port solutions to enable shore-to-shore visibility, as well as builds end-to-end connected digital ecosystem for shipping; and decarbonization energy services include future-fuel enabled balancing power plants, hybrid solutions, energy storage, and optimization technology, such as the GEMS energy management platform. It provides power and propulsion products, such as electrical and power systems, engines and generating sets, propulsors and gears, and shaft line solutions; gas, ballast water management, freshwater generation, waste and wastewater treatment, and exhaust treatment solutions; and voyage and fleet optimization services comprising autonomy, simulation and training, fleet optimization and safety, integrated vessel control systems, port and traffic management, and dynamic positioning services. The company also offers spare parts and field services, technical support, maintenance and repair services, lifecycle upgrades and solutions, and training services. In addition, it provides products and solutions for energy storage, and engine and hybrid power plants. The company serves merchant vessels, gas carriers, cruise and ferry, navy, and special vessels segments; offshore installations and related industry vessels and land-based gas installations; and ship owners, shipyards, and ship management companies. Wärtsilä Oyj Abp was founded in 1834 and is headquartered in Helsinki, Finland.