Cavendish Hydrogen reports deeper losses as revenue plummets in 2025

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Cavendish Hydrogen reports deeper losses as revenue plummets in 2025

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Christine Miller
Christine Miller
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Cavendish Hydrogen reports deeper losses as revenue plummets in 2025

Cavendish Hydrogen, a subsidiary of NEL, has reported further financial losses in the last quarter of its 2025 fiscal year. The company's latest results show a sharp drop in revenue and a rise in losses per share. Investors responded cautiously, with shares dipping ahead of the official announcement on Yahoo Finance.

The company's revenue for the reporting period fell to €2 million, down significantly from €6.5 million in the same quarter the previous year. Losses per share also worsened, climbing from €0.13 to €0.19. These figures reflect ongoing financial challenges for the hydrogen technology firm.

Before Thursday's trading session, Cavendish Hydrogen's stock briefly dropped by 1.94%, reaching €0.6080. By the end of the day, shares had closed 1.13% lower on the Oslo Stock Exchange.

Despite the setbacks, the company remains upbeat about its future. A global push for decarbonisation and rising demand for sustainable energy could create long-term growth opportunities. Cavendish Hydrogen also believes that continued investment in research and development will help it capitalise on the expanding hydrogen market.

The latest financial results highlight Cavendish Hydrogen's current struggles, with revenue and share performance both declining. However, the company's focus on innovation and the broader shift towards green energy may provide a path to recovery in the coming years.