HydrogenPro

HydrogenPro reported Q2 2026 revenue of NOK 15m, negative EBITDA of NOK 16m and a net loss of NOK 51m, weighed down by restructuring costs linked to the move away from in-house production in China. Order backlog rose slightly to NOK 262m, cash and equivalents increased to NOK 59m after capital raises, and personnel costs declined. Management plans to switch to an OEM model with LONGI, aims to cut costs and advance technology development, but sees delayed investment decisions in the market. The share price fell sharply and is trading close to its 52-week low; analysts expect a recovery toward profitability in 2026. » More on de.investing.com

HydrogenPro reported Q3 2025 revenue of NOK 35m and a gross margin of 55%, despite a continued negative EBITDA of NOK 45m. Cost cuts and staff reductions generated annual savings of more than NOK 40m and improved the cash balance to NOK 121m after a capital injection from LONGI Hydrogen. The order backlog and industry-wide project delays are weighing on short-term profitability, while ACES and SALCOS projects and partnerships in India and the UAE support the pipeline for 2026. Management sees long-term growth in the hydrogen market, but investors remain cautious due to the ongoing operational losses. » More on de.investing.com

HydrogenPro reports Q2 2025 revenue of NOK 13 million, a slight EBITDA improvement to negative NOK 48 million, and a net loss of NOK 76 million with reduced cash balances. The company has launched a cost‑saving program targeting NOK 40 million and commissioned a new production line in Aarhus, but continues to face challenges in transport, storage and shrinking liquidity. » More on de.investing.com