Prokon draws a positive half-year report for 2026

Revenue in the first half-year came in at EUR 58.2 million, in line with planning but below the previous year’s figure. Reasons included lower electricity generation in the wind power segment, lower prices in certain markets, and reduced revenues from project development and construction.

At the same time, Prokon significantly reduced its liabilities in the first half-year. Bond liabilities were reduced as planned by EUR 33.4 million, and bank liabilities by a further approximately EUR 3 million. The target equity ratio of more than 30 per cent was exceeded. Members’ share capital also remained stable and stood at EUR 267.4 million at mid-year. The number of members increased on a net basis compared with the end of 2025.

The half-yearly accounts show above all one thing: the broad structure is paying off. Electricity generation, project development, energy trading and services help to better offset fluctuations in individual areas.

At the same time, one thing remains clear: the good half-year result is no reason for complacency. If new wind, solar and storage projects are to be held in the long term as part of the company’s own portfolio, additional members’ share capital will continue to be needed. New projects require a great deal of liquidity and equity — significantly more than can be generated in the short term from ongoing operations alone.

For the full year 2026, Prokon remains confident about the future. The target remains an equity ratio of more than 30 per cent. In its German business, Prokon expects revenue of EUR 90 million to EUR 95 million and a positive pre-tax result in the low single-digit millions.

The Group half-year financial statements make it clear: Prokon is operating on a sound economic footing, remains capable of taking action, and is thereby creating an important foundation for advancing the energy transition in the hands of citizens.