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Latest reported
- Last report date
- Mar 19, 2025
- EPS actual
- -$0.16
- EPS estimate
- -$0.32
- Revenue actual
- $269.9K
- Revenue estimate
- $1.5M
Track record
Trailing twelve quarters
- EPS beats (12Q)
- 7
- EPS misses (12Q)
- 5
- EPS in line (12Q)
- 0
- Avg surprise (4Q)
- +132.9%
- Revenue beats (12Q)
- 1
Q1 FY2024 · Jun 5, 2024
AI summary of management’s prepared remarks and analyst Q&A · For informational purposes only, not investment advice
Management highlights
Key Points:
- Received European Commission acceptance of HEVO-Portugal Project as IPCEI.
- Raised €5.9M via ATM facility in February, with significant trading volume post-IPCEI award.
- Received over €1M grant as part of H2tALENT consortium and provisional grant approval for 25-MW HEVO-Aveiro project (~€5M).
- Convened EGM to secure shareholder approval for allotting securities above 20% annual cap.
- Drew down first tranche of Macquarie facility ($1.15M) and completed installation of 300-kW HEVO-Chain system for a global cement leader.
- Signed technology sale contract for 100-kW HEVO-Chain system for a hospital client in Iberia.
- Have over 200 MW of offers/tenders in 16 markets and six fully owned development projects with government funding.
- Sines project designated as IPCEI (630-MW capacity) and awarded €1M Work Package for H2tALENT project.
- Aim to deliver 5-6 full HEVO-Chain systems in 2024, focus on certifying product for NA/Australia, and reduce product transformation costs by 70% by year-end.
- Established relationships with multi-project developers for small projects.
Guidance
Guidance:
- Maintaining 2024 guidance as communicated earlier.
- Intend to exit cash burn by end of 2025.
- Seek strategic and structural financing to execute business plan and accelerate growth.
- Plan to deliver 5-6 full HEVO-Chain systems in 2024.
- Expect to certify product for North American and Australian markets by year-end.
- Aim to reduce product transformation costs by 70% by year-end.
Segment performance
No specific product segment financial performance with absolute revenue and contribution % provided in the transcript.
Risks & headwinds
Risks:
- NASDAQ non-compliance regarding shareholder equity ($10M requirement), with plan to be submitted within 45 days.
- Potential delays in customer decisions for follow-on projects, especially in hydrogen applications.
- Uncertainties in finalizing partnerships and due diligence for large projects like Sines IPCEI.
- Subsidies/grant deadlines could impact project timelines and revenues.
Analyst Q&A
Q: Why elected not to provide formal update on 2024 revenue guidance?
A: Maintaining guidance as best estimate; no substantive changes since last communication, and Sines portfolio monetization takes time.
Q: Steps required to certify HEVO-Chain in North America and Australia?
A: Engage external certification company like TUV, capture certifications/requirements, test compliance.
Q: Customer feedback on HEVO-Chain solution?
A: Cement client has asked for follow-on proposals, but plant not yet live.
Q: Capital raise plans to strengthen balance sheet?
A: Plan to submit to NASDAQ within 45 days, Macquarie drawdown improves equity situation, focus on cash flow break-even.
Q: Timing expectation for cement customer's additional projects?
A: No specific timing, decisions likely after go-live, which is soon.
Q: Average project size in under 5 MW pipeline?
A: Average around 3 MW, ranging from 0.1 MW to 5 MW.
Q: Status of prospective project sales and grant funding expiration?
A: Grants have deadlines up to 2026, Sines 1 has 2024 expiration, but extension sought as part of Sines IPCEI.
Q: Conversations with IPCEI project partner and due diligence timeline?
A: Due diligence ongoing, negotiation stage, expected to take months.
Q: NASDAQ non-compliance plan and equity requirement?
A: Submitting plan within 45 days, Macquarie drawdown improves equity, option to transfer to capital markets.
Q: Opportunities in U.S. market and PTC guidelines?
A: U.S. market is critical, working on certifications, focusing on under 10 MW projects initially.
Q: Runway for current cash position?
A: Operational inflows, Macquarie drawdown provide runway for capital raise efforts.
Q: Production capacity at Benavente facility?
A: One production line can make 40 MW of electrolyzers per year, can double capacity with €1-1.5M investment.
Reported results against consensus at the time of each report · Surprise is computed from the estimate on record · Data as of Aug 6, 2026