Voltalia (VLTSA) investor relations material

Executive summary

• The SPRING transformation plan is delivering operational and financial improvements, including cost reductions, organizational simplification, and improved cash generation, with recurring savings of €16 million in H1 2026 and a workforce reduction of about 160 positions.

• Revenue for H1 2026 rose 32% year-over-year to €331.3 million, driven by energy sales (57%), Renvolt services (37%), and Voltalia Hub (5%), with EBITDA up 37% to €110.3 million and a margin of 33%.

• Net loss widened to €43.3 million, mainly due to higher financial expenses, asset impairments (notably in Brazil), and transformation costs.

• Major commercial progress included commissioning 438 MW since H1 2025, signing nearly 1 GW of new PPAs, and milestones in the Pecém data center project in Brazil.

• Strategic partnerships, such as with IFC for up to €195 million, support large-scale projects in emerging markets.

Financial highlights

• Turnover reached €331.3 million (+32% y/y); EBITDA at €110.3 million (+37% y/y); EBITDA margin at 33% (+1pt); operating cash flow at €102 million (92% cash conversion); closing cash at €343 million, up €108 million from June 2025.

• Net loss for H1 2026 was €43.3 million, reflecting higher financial costs, asset impairments, and restructuring.

• Energy Sales turnover grew 25% to €190.2 million; Renvolt turnover up 45% to €123.9 million.

• Brazilian curtailment compensation contributed €29 million to EBITDA, but is non-recurring.

• Cash position improved to €343 million (+9% vs. Dec 2025); net debt at €2.62 billion (+5%).

Outlook and guidance

• 2026 EBITDA target confirmed at €210–230 million, with €190–210 million from energy sales; net loss expected for the full year due to higher financial costs and impairments.

• 2027 EBITDA target: €300–325 million; 2030 targets: 5 GW capacity, Energy Sales EBITDA margin 70–72%, Services margin 9–11%.

• Positive net result and dividend objectives for 2027/2028 suspended due to uncertainty around asset disposals.

• Ongoing asset sales targeting €300–350 million by H1 2027 and continued cost reductions under the SPRING plan.

• Operational objectives include ~3.6 GW capacity in operation and under construction by year-end.