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Innovatec's 2025-2027 Renewable Energy Plan

Innovatec announces its 2025-2027 development plan for renewable energy, targeting significant growth and leveraging strategic partnerships.

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What are the key financial targets for 2025 and 2027?: The plan projects €66 million in production value and a €4.3 million adjusted EBITDA in 2025, rising to €88 million and €9.4 million respectively by 2027. These targets aim for an 11% adjusted EBITDA margin by 2027.
What is the main focus of Innovatec's 2025-2027 development plan?: Innovatec's 2025-2027 development plan focuses on renewable energy, aiming to capitalize on the global growth of photovoltaic capacity. The plan involves €27 million in investments, partly financed by project finance, to develop and manage photovoltaic plants.
What is Innovatec's strategy regarding its capital structure and debt?: The company plans to maintain a balanced capital structure with debt ratios in line with industry standards. The projected PFN/EBITDA Adj ratio will be slightly above 2x during the plan period, decreasing to 1.33x by the end of 2027.
How does Innovatec plan to achieve its photovoltaic plant construction targets?: Innovatec will leverage ESI's expertise in building and maintaining photovoltaic plants and Innovatec Energy's B2B and CER sales to construct and revamp approximately 200MW of photovoltaic plants. They will either sell these plants or become asset managers.
What is the strategic direction of Innovatec after the planned spin-off of Haiki+?: Post-spin-off of Haiki+, Innovatec will concentrate on its energy efficiency and renewables business, focusing on creating value for shareholders through renewable energy investments and plant management.

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