EnergyVision shares advanced 3.4% in early trading on Thursday after the Belgian sustainable energy supplier reported a surge in first-half revenue and raised its medium-term profit target.
The company posted first-half revenue of €98.1 million, a 57% increase from the same period last year, while underlying EBITDA climbed 45.2% to €22.8 million. Growth was driven by a sharp expansion in the non-asset-based energy segment, where revenue more than doubled, alongside continued customer gains across its supply business.
EnergyVision also raised its 2026 underlying EBITDA growth target to 35%, up from the prior 30% forecast. The company now expects underlying EBITDA to rise by at least 40% in 2027, signaling confidence in sustained demand for its services.
