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Analyst Group: Analyst Group Comment on HydrogenPro’s Q1-report 2026

HydrogenPro ASA (“HydrogenPro” or the “Company”) published on May 13th the Company’s Q1 report for 2026.

The following are some key points that we have chosen to highlight in connection with the report:

  • Revenues of NOK 15.9m, reflecting continued low project activity
  • Strengthening pipeline signals, high-probability FID opportunities expected during 2026
  • Cost base was further reduced, with operating expenses down 27% Y-Y and EBITDA improving to NOK -32m, the lowest quarterly burn in recent reporting periods
  • New OEM partnership with LONGi providing access to 1 GW manufacturing capacity, alongside mothballing of Tianjin operations and additional annual cost savings exceeding NOK 20m
  • Cash position reduced to NOK 56m from NOK 102m, strategic review initiated

In conclusion, Analyst Group views HydrogenPro’s Q1-26 report as a quarter that combines visible operational improvements, in the form of a materially lower cost base, a stronger gross margin and the near-completion of the Aarhus electrode investments, with increased focus on the financial position through the initiation of a strategic review. The Company’s commercial positioning has been strengthened through its EPC partnerships, validated electrode technology and exposure to the industry segments and geographies showing the strongest momentum, and management points to high-probability FID opportunities expected during 2026. The path forward runs through the parallel work streams of converting the pipeline into revenue and resolving the financing question, where HydrogenPro’s strong industrial ownership base provides a relevant supportive factor.


Read Analyst Group’s comment on the report here


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