The preliminary figures for 2G Energy’s 2025 fiscal year reveal a company hitting a significant strategic milestone alongside solid growth. For the first time, revenue generated outside of Germany has reached parity with its home market, signaling the successful globalization of this specialist in combined heat and power (CHP) systems. Investor sentiment turned sharply positive on the news, driving substantial buying activity.
Group sales advanced by 6 percent to reach €398 million. This growth was primarily fueled by the new plant business segment, which saw an 11 percent surge to approximately €230 million. The most notable development, however, is the geographical balance of earnings. International operations contributed €198 million, nearly equaling the €200 million generated within Germany.
Confident Outlook and Strategic Drivers for 2026
Management has reaffirmed its existing guidance for the current 2026 fiscal year, expressing clear confidence in the company’s trajectory. Revenue is projected to land between €440 million and €490 million, representing a targeted growth rate of roughly 10 percent.
Key growth initiatives are expected to come from several high-potential areas:
* Equipping data centers in the United States
* Supplying gas reserve power plants in Germany
* A continued strategic focus on hydrogen, biomethane, and large-scale heat pumps
This diversified approach to energy technology positions 2G Energy to benefit from the global energy transition.
Service Segment Stability Amid Operational Challenges
Contributing €169 million to the total, the service division remained stable. This resilience is noteworthy given recent operational headwinds. The implementation of a new ERP system temporarily complicated internal processes, yet demand for maintenance and services for decentralized energy plants proved unwavering.
Market Applauds with Strong Share Price Advance
The financial markets rewarded these results and the optimistic forecast with a powerful rally. Shares jumped 8.40 percent to trade at €35.50. This move brings the stock closer to its 52-week high of €39.10, recorded in August 2025. With a Relative Strength Index (RSI) reading of 60, the equity demonstrates strength but is not yet considered to be in overbought territory.
Achieving the ambitious target of nearly half a billion euros in revenue next year will largely depend on the successful execution of U.S. projects and the continued expansion of power plant capacities in Germany.