7C Solarparken FY26 H1 EBITDA drops 12% to EUR 28.9 million; revenue slips 2.2% to EUR 35.1 million

By Public Technologies
  • 7C Solarparken posted EBITDA of EUR 28.9 million for the first half of 2026, down 12% from the prior-year period.
  • Revenue slipped 2.2% to EUR 35.1 million, while power output rose 3.7% to 231 GWh.
  • Net profit swung to EUR 0.6 million, while the group booked EUR 5.4 million in impairment losses on property, plant and equipment.
  • Management linked the EBITDA decline to the end of favorable power price swap agreements and higher operating expenses.
  • It confirmed its full-year EBITDA guidance, launched a second share buyback program on Aug. 4, and said battery buildout will accelerate in H2.


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