Slide 1: Q1 - 2026 Business Update
Q1 - 2026 Business Update Strong growth in first quarter, acceleration ahead
Slide 2: Disclaimer
Disclaimer The contents of this document, including all statements made therein, are based on estimates, assumptions and other information currently available to the management. Certain statements in this presentation may be deemed to be forward-looking. Such forward-looking statements are based on
Slide 3: Key developments & business update
Key developments & business update
Slide 4: Q1 - 2026 Business update
Q1 - 2026 Business update Continuous development of core activities Sales Record Best ever Q1 in 96% increase in the Energy supplier growth of production of Asset-Based Non-Asset-Based >134,000 PODs1 +60% own energy Mobility segment Energy segment 60% growth in Record production of 61% growth in ABM
Slide 5: Customer centricity at scale delivers record customer growth in March
Customer centricity at scale delivers record customer growth in March • Amid the current geopolitical situation, we were among the few suppliers who have chosen not to increase energy prices. • To guarantee March tariffs for everyone who wants them, we kept our offices, phone lines, and mailboxes op
Slide 6: Key financials Q1 2026
Key financials Q1 2026
Slide 7: Key financials for Q1 - 2026
Key financials for Q1 - 2026 Q1 2026 Qi 2025 Q1.26-25 Q1 26/25 Expressed in millions of euros Revenue per region Belgium 39.3 23.4 +16.0 +68% Morocco. 05 1.0 -0.5 -47% China 2.0 18 +0.2 +14% Revenue per segment Asset-Based Energy (ABE) 6.1 21 +4.0 +190% Asset-Based Mobility (ABM) 24 15 +0.9 +61% Non
Slide 8: ABE – Asset-Based Energy
ABE – Asset-Based Energy The Asset-Based Energy segment (Energy-as-a-Service) encompasses all activities related to the production and monetization of green electricity from our own generation assets (our own solar panels and wind turbines). Energy production • The portfolio was expanded with additi
Slide 9: ABM – Asset-Based Mobility
ABM – Asset-Based Mobility The Asset-Based Mobility segment includes all activities linked to the operation of our charging infrastructure. Higher usage of existing network • Average consumption per charging point increased from 860 to 975 kWh per point per month (+13% YoY). • Confirms stronger util
Slide 10: NABE – Non-Asset-Based Energy
NABE – Non-Asset-Based Energy The Non-Asset-Based Energy segment includes all activities related to our role as energy supplier. Strong growth in Wallonia • Secured multiple parts of the Wikipower group purchase, starting our position in Wallonia. • Expected to generate ~15,000 new PODs and support
Slide 11: EPC
EPC The EPC segment includes all activities regarding development and construction of assets. EnergyVision’s EPC activities decline in line with market trend • The EPC market remains under pressure with only limited recovery so far; despite early signs of renewed interest in solar panels driven by r
Slide 12: Customer Care
Customer Care Where your satisfaction comes first We succeed when you are satisfied • Focus on customer satisfaction as a key driver to generate recurring revenues • Net Promoter Score stands at 40, which remains exceptionally strong within the sector • Maintaining leading Trustpilot ranking with a
Slide 13: Outlook
Outlook
Slide 14: Outlook
Outlook By early June, greater visibility is expected on the effective customer and asset portfolio for the remainder of the year. Based on this updated outlook, management expects to revise upward the medium-term targets, which were previously set at a tripling of revenues, assets, and REBITDA.
Slide 15: Q&A
Q&A