Cloudberry Clean Energy

Cloudberry Clean Energy recorded a nearly doubled EBITDA of just over NOK 100 million in the second quarter and a revenue increase of around 50% year on year, supported by high Nordic power prices (realised NOK 0.85/kWh). The production portfolio was expanded to a run‑rate of more than 2,000 GWh per year (compared with 818 GWh in the last 12 months). The company has extended and expanded its credit facility and completed several battery storage and hydropower projects on time and under budget. Management sees continued opportunities from portfolio growth and regional diversification, but notes risks such as weather‑related production fluctuations and high spot‑market exposure. » Altro su de.investing.com

Cloudberry Clean Energy reports consolidated EBITDA of NOK 143m for Q3 2025 (versus NOK 13m a year earlier) and revenues of NOK 130m with power generation of 177 GWh. The company emphasizes a strategic shift from growth to profitability and is expanding its production portfolio, including a new hydropower platform with Swiss Life. Despite improved financial metrics, the share price fell about 3.2% to NOK 12.66, weighed down by market reactions as well as risks from a proposed resource rent tax and possible grid constraints in the region. » Altro su de.investing.com

Cloudberry Clean Energy recorded a 30% increase in power generation in the second quarter of 2025 versus the prior year and emphasised a strong cash position and undrawn credit facilities. The company announced partnerships with Swiss Life and OX2 to expand hydro and wind projects and signalled a future focus on profitability rather than pure growth. Despite positive operating metrics, the stock fell slightly, down 0.89% in pre-market trading. » Altro su de.investing.com