2025 Group Figures: How the Prokon Group Performed
The 2025 consolidated financial statements of the Prokon Group are now available in the Investor Relations section. They show the economic development of Prokon eG together with its fully consolidated subsidiaries, and thus provide a supplementary view of the assets, financial position and earnings situation of the Group’s key companies.
The consolidated financial statements are prepared on a voluntary basis and are primarily intended to provide additional information to members, investors and other interested parties. Unlike the cooperative’s annual financial statements, they do not constitute a separate item for resolution at the General Meeting and therefore do not require approval by the members. Whilst Prokon eG’s annual financial statements are only published after they have been approved by the General Meeting, the consolidated financial statements are already available in the Investor Relations section.
At the same time, the consolidated financial statements form part of the Management Board’s report. Consequently, questions regarding the Prokon Group’s financial performance may, of course, also be raised during the general debate.
Consolidated financial statements of Prokon Regenerative Energien eG as of 31 December 2025
Focus on the performance of the fully consolidated group
Group revenue in 2025, at €116.4 million, was slightly above the previous year’s figure. While revenue from electricity generation fell by €6.3 million due to a wind-poorer year, other business areas developed positively: revenues from project development and construction rose by €3.3 million, and energy trading by €2.8 million. This once again demonstrates the advantage of Prokon’s broad-based business model.
International activities also contributed to the Group’s stable performance. While revenue in the German market declined slightly, revenue in other European markets increased. In Poland and Finland, Prokon now employs a total of 36 staff who are driving project development and the expansion of renewable energy there.
The Group’s net profit for the year amounted to €4.3 million. Although this was below the previous year’s figure, it was in line with the forecast. The main reasons for this were lower other operating income and an increase in staff costs and other operating expenses. Equity rose to around €309 million, whilst the equity ratio remained well above 30 per cent. Members’ capital increased to around €266 million.
The consolidated figures demonstrate that Prokon’s long-term strategy is proving successful. The combination of various business segments, regional diversification and an international presence are helping the group to continue developing solidly even under volatile market conditions.