SFC Energy Acquires Small Stationary Business Assets and Technology from Ballard Power Systems Europe A/S
Key Ideas
- SFC Energy is acquiring small stationary business assets, technology, IP, and customer base from Ballard Power Systems Europe A/S to expand its market leadership in hydrogen fuel cells below 50 kW.
- The acquisition includes proven hydrogen fuel cell solutions with outputs of 1.7 kW and 5 kW, along with long-term service agreements for around 400 sites mainly in Northern European countries, establishing a solid foundation for market access.
- The move aligns with SFC's growth strategy focused on market penetration, technology development, and M&A activity, with expectations of generating revenues in the mid-single-digit million Euro range and positive contributions to EBITDA and EBIT from 2025.
- The transaction, subject to regulatory approval, is expected to close within 2024, aiming to accelerate market access in Northern Europe and promote the spread of hydrogen fuel cell technology while contributing to decarbonization efforts.
SFC Energy AG is set to acquire small stationary business assets, technology, IP, and customer base from Ballard Power Systems Europe A/S, a move that aims to expand SFC's technology and market leadership in hydrogen fuel cells below 50 kW. The acquisition includes two proven hydrogen fuel cell solutions with outputs of 1.7 kW and 5 kW, long-term service agreements, and an installed base of around 400 sites mainly in Northern European countries. SFC Denmark, the newly established subsidiary, will play a key role in market expansion in Northern Europe, with plans for further regions to follow. The acquisition aligns with SFC's growth strategy centered on market penetration, technology development, and M&A activity, with expectations of revenue generation in the mid-single-digit million Euro range and positive contributions to EBITDA and EBIT starting in 2025. Both SFC Energy and Ballard Power Systems are optimistic about the potential value and market growth resulting from the transaction, aiming to further promote the spread of hydrogen fuel cell technology and contribute to decarbonization efforts. The transaction, subject to regulatory approval, is expected to close within 2024, marking a significant step in accelerating market access and technology integration in the renewable energy sector.
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Europe
Renewable Energy
Technology Integration
European Market
Acquisition
Business Expansion
Market Consolidation
Fuel Cell Solutions
Clean Energy Management
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