Fusion Fuel Green plc

Fusion Fuel Green approved an amended and restated certificate of designation for its convertible series A preferred shares in an SEC filing. The conversion rate was adjusted due to the 1:35 consolidation of class A common stock effective July 11, 2025, from ten common shares per preferred share to two sevenths (2/7) of a common share per preferred share; the ratio remains adjustable. The adjustment formula for stock dividends, stock splits, consolidations or reclassifications was corrected. Previously, 4,171,327 of these preferred shares had been issued. » More on de.investing.com

Fusion Fuel Green's majority-owned joint venture BioSteam Energy completed installation and commercial launch of a biomass-powered industrial steam system at a South African dairy, expected to generate about $0.7 million in annual revenue while cutting emissions and enabling carbon credit opportunities. Fusion Fuel holds a 51% interest in BioSteam and retains rights of first refusal on future JV projects. The company also aims to gain exposure to a 1.0% net smelter return royalty on the Huemul Project in Argentina through a planned acquisition of Royal Uranium, providing capital-efficient access to a uranium-copper-vanadium district. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Majority-owned Fusion Fuel Green subsidiary Al Shola Al Modea has won 16 engineering subcontracts in Dubai totaling about $1.14 million. These include a single contract for the Terra Heights residential project (approx. $0.5 million); the agreements cover design, supply, installation, testing and commissioning of central LPG systems for residential and mixed-use projects and are to be implemented immediately. Al Shola plans to expand its LPG delivery fleet to increase capacity, and operations are running as planned despite regional tensions. The Fusion Fuel share trades at $2.79 (-68% year-on-year), and analysts reportedly view the stock as potentially undervalued. » More on de.investing.com

Fusion Fuel says its subsidiary Bright Hydrogen Solutions has set up an investment platform (Bright Hydrogen Holding Company) that can be financed by an unnamed provider of green energy technologies with up to €30 million in three tranches. Bright Hydrogen Solutions will be the exclusive manager and development partner; the partner will fully own the holding. The first project is to be a green hydrogen plant to supply a cement manufacturer in Spain, with construction due to start in Q1 2026. The structured financing is intended to provide urgently needed capital, while Fusion Fuel, according to InvestingPro, has a weak financial position with a severe liquidity squeeze and rapid cash burn. » More on de.investing.com

Fusion Fuel Green’s stock rose about 9.9% in premarket trading after Al Shola Al Modea Gas Distribution, which is indirectly held by Fusion Fuel, won two engineering contracts in Dubai worth roughly USD 1.37 million in total. The contracts cover design, construction, commissioning and approvals for central LPG systems in two large residential projects and are expected to deliver additional annual recurring revenue of about USD 629,000. The largest contract (≈ USD 1.23 million) concerns an extensive mixed-use complex in Motor City with 2,900 residential units; a second contract (≈ USD 136,000) covers two residential buildings in Al Furjan. At the same time, Al Shola secured further new contracts worth approximately USD 328,000, expanding its operational portfolio in Dubai. » More on de.investing.com