HydrogenPro ASA: Secures Strategic NOK 82.7 Million Investment From ANDRITZ AG

 


HydrogenPro ASA (OSE: HYPRO) has announced a significant milestone in its journey, securing NOK 82.7 million in new equity through a private placement of shares to ANDRITZ AG, a global technology group listed on the Vienna stock exchange. ANDRITZ AG is renowned for its expertise in green hydrogen plants and solutions, making them an ideal strategic partner for HydrogenPro ASA's endeavors.

This achievement underscores HydrogenPro ASA's commitment to its strategic vision, which was redefined under the leadership of CEO Jarle Dragvik in August last year. The company's strategic priorities focused on two key thrusts: expanding its footprint in the United States and forging strategic partnerships while exploring alternative funding avenues. With this latest development, HydrogenPro ASA continues to make strides towards realizing these goals.

The partnership with ANDRITZ AG represents a significant leap forward for HydrogenPro ASA. In addition to bringing invaluable industrial expertise to the table, ANDRITZ AG's stature as a key player in green hydrogen plants and solutions positions them as an indispensable ally in HydrogenPro ASA's quest to deliver sustainable hydrogen solutions on a global scale.

CEO Jarle Dragvik expressed his enthusiasm for the deepened collaboration with ANDRITZ AG, acknowledging the crucial role they play in HydrogenPro ASA's journey. He highlighted the importance of ANDRITZ AG's Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) capability, which will enable HydrogenPro ASA to achieve comprehensive delivery and meet the needs of various customers in the large-scale electrolysis sector.

Dragvik also emphasized his active involvement in nurturing the partnership with ANDRITZ AG over the past nine months, expressing confidence that this collaboration positions HydrogenPro ASA for further expansion in line with its strategic objectives.


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