ES Energy Save Holding

20.30 SEK

-2.87%

Less than 1K followers

ESGR B

First North Stockholm

Industrial Goods & Services

Industrials

-2.87 %
+46.04 %
+45.00 %
+24.16 %
+26.48 %
+2.53 %
-85.12 %
-13.62 %
+2.53 %

ES Energy Save Holding is a technology company focused on the energy sector. The company specializes in the development of heat pump technology. The technology is based on the proprietary platform and is delivered both as complete overall solutions and as plug-ins for various temporary installations. The products and associated systems are used for heating villas, as well as larger commercial properties. The business is held on a global level, with the largest presence in the European market.

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Market cap
133.7M SEK
Turnover
42.2K SEK
Revenue
185.98M
EBIT %
-11.95 %
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Financial calendar
13/5
2026

Interim report Q1'26

21/8
2026

Interim report Q2'26

13/11
2026

Interim report Q3'26

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In Denmark (Energy Save’s largest market), air-to-water heat pump deliveries in the third quarter were -54% for the entire market: Air-to-air heat pump deliveries in Denmark have already fallen to 2014 levels.
We recently initiated coverage of NIBE, and the company’s extensive analysis report, open to everyone, is available to read in English here. I imagine that the report may also offer new insights for Energy Save investors. Inderes Staying cool and waiting for the heat - Inderes NIBE...
The market remains weak. NIBE’s Q1 report was really weak, especially Climate Solutions.
We are into… Oh… whatever … (Old chart, but with the listing, the history was wiped, at least in my app.)
Apparently, a video about Energy Save was made in December in Sweden. @Mikael_Rautanen has mentioned that sales cycles are long. That seems to be the case, as it only took a couple of years since I tried to recommend Inderes’ services to them during the company’s hype. Inderes Energy...
A week-old story from Germany, which was previously discussed here. Quite relevant for the heat pump industry; in Germany, quite a few pumps will likely be installed in the coming years: https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/german-parliament-passes-watered-down-heating-law-2023-09...
From the ABG report below, one can read how the company’s Q3 was soft, but cost control improved. The report also states that sales decreased due to growing OEM customer inventories, but on the other hand, a clear pick-up is expected for the end of the year, driven by OEM demand ...
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