12 November 2026
European Green Transition Targets £50M Revenue - One2One Investor Forum
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European Green Transition PLC (AIM:EGT) CFO Jack Kelly and Wind Services Platform Managing Director David Broadbank talked with Proactive at the One2One Investor Forum about the company's growth strategy, its expanding UK and Ireland wind services operations, and its medium-term ambition to reach £50 million in annual revenue.
Kelly outlined European Green Transition's strategy of building a capital-light critical infrastructure services business, focusing on recurring revenues, organic growth and strategic acquisitions. The company acquired its wind services business in February 2026 for £3.5 million and has reported strong performance since completion.
The wind services platform currently maintains approximately 900 turbines across the UK, supported by a network of engineers and regional depots. Broadbank discussed the company's maintenance operations, its renewed five-year contract with energy company Drax covering 94 turbines, and opportunities to expand into additional wind farms as original equipment manufacturer contracts expire.
Kelly also discussed the company's 2026 revenue guidance of £17 million to £18 million, its acquisition pipeline, operational integration and potential margin improvements. Additional growth opportunities include condition-monitoring technology and the possible monetisation of non-core natural resource assets, including a rare earth project in Sweden.
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Kelly outlined European Green Transition's strategy of building a capital-light critical infrastructure services business, focusing on recurring revenues, organic growth and strategic acquisitions. The company acquired its wind services business in February 2026 for £3.5 million and has reported strong performance since completion.
The wind services platform currently maintains approximately 900 turbines across the UK, supported by a network of engineers and regional depots. Broadbank discussed the company's maintenance operations, its renewed five-year contract with energy company Drax covering 94 turbines, and opportunities to expand into additional wind farms as original equipment manufacturer contracts expire.
Kelly also discussed the company's 2026 revenue guidance of £17 million to £18 million, its acquisition pipeline, operational integration and potential margin improvements. Additional growth opportunities include condition-monitoring technology and the possible monetisation of non-core natural resource assets, including a rare earth project in Sweden.
#EuropeanGreenTransition #WindEnergy #RenewableEnergy #EGT #OnshoreWind #WindTurbines #WindRepowering #CriticalInfrastructure #EnergySecurity #WindServices #UKInvesting #AIMStocks #ProactiveInvestors