Bonheur (BONHR) Company presentation summary
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Company presentation summary
1 Nov, 2026Portfolio and strategy
Long-term industrial investor with origins dating to 1848; listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange since 1921 and has a 33-year renewables track record.
Renewable Energy had 854 MW in operation, 88 MW under construction and a 6.9 GW pipeline; the cruise fleet comprised three vessels in the small-to-medium ship segment.
Capital allocation aims to create long-term shareholder value through share appreciation and distributions, directing investment to risk-adjusted opportunities, including beyond current holdings.
Financial policy prioritizes a strong financial and liquidity position; subsidiaries are expected to optimize non-recourse financing, with external capital considered to accelerate growth.
Q2 2026 financial performance
Revenue was NOK 3,035m versus NOK 3,251m YoY; EBITDA was NOK 886m versus NOK 1,053m.
Renewable Energy revenue was NOK 519m and EBITDA NOK 252m, up from NOK 399m and NOK 127m YoY; Wind Service revenue was NOK 1,147m and EBITDA NOK 326m, down from NOK 1,452m and NOK 584m.
Cruise revenue was NOK 1,061m and EBITDA NOK 278m, versus NOK 1,092m and NOK 307m YoY; Other revenue was NOK 307m and EBITDA NOK 30m.
EBIT was NOK 539m versus NOK 783m YoY; EBT was NOK 374m versus NOK 967m, and net result was NOK 372m versus NOK 920m.
Net result attributable to parent shareholders was NOK 302m versus NOK 877m YoY; net finance was an expense of NOK 158m versus income of NOK 189m.
Renewable energy and offshore development
Production was in line with the comparable 2025 quarter, and 8% higher including Crystal Rig IV; Mid Hill was offline for grid upgrades, with the outage extended to end-August due to grid-operator delays.
Fourteen Lista turbines were partly curtailed in strong winds due to foundation fatigue; maximum output was 82% of full capacity, with repairs continuing into 2027. Rothes I and II returned to full operation after grid constraints were resolved.
Codling’s 1.3 GW project has a 20-year CfD and a 50/50 partnership with EDF; further information was submitted in June 2026, while consent work and procurement preparation continued.
Muir Mhòr is a 1,000 MW floating wind project targeting an early allocation round; development work focuses on consent, supply-chain collaboration, cost optimization and reducing CfD bid risk.
Brizo floating-solar technology completed DNV verification, with two pilots operating; a FEED study was completed in H1 2026 for a 200+ MW floating-solar project.
Latest events from Bonheur
- Renewable Energy lifted Q3 profit as YTD net result fell and operating risks persisted.BONHR
Q3 2026 - Renewable Energy EBITDA rose on higher power prices, but group earnings declined year-over-year.BONHR
Q2 2026 - EBITDA and net profit rose, driven by renewables and cruise, with improved cash and record wind backlog.BONHR
Q1 2026 - EBITDA rose to NOK 847 million, led by Wind Service and Cruise, despite grid-related challenges.BONHR
Q4 2025 - Net profit surged on divestment gains, offsetting lower revenues in key segments.BONHR
Q2 2025 - Double-digit revenue growth and higher earnings across all main segments.BONHR
Q3 2024 - Wind Service and Cruise drove 2Q24 profit surge, offsetting lower power prices.BONHR
Q2 2024 - EBITDA up 22% to NOK 728m, but net profit fell as cruise lagged and FX losses hit.BONHR
Q1 2025 - Dividend up 12.5% as net profit rises, cruise bookings and wind service backlog grow.BONHR
Q4 2024