Kempower Oyj/€KEMPOWR

Kempower shares fall after Inderes cut its target price to €9 from €11, citing weaker demand, fierce competition and lower growth and profit forecasts.
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About Kempower Oyj

Kempower Oyj, headquartered in Lahti, Finland, designs and manufactures direct current (DC) fast-charging solutions for electric vehicles (EVs), including cars, buses, trucks, boats, and machinery. The company's product portfolio features distributed EV charging systems, such as satellite and liquid-cooled satellite units, as well as standalone chargers like station and moveable chargers, all marketed under the Kempower brand. Established in 1949, Kempower has expanded its operations to serve markets across Europe and North America, with a North American headquarters and production facility located in Durham, North Carolina. The company emphasizes modular and scalable charging solutions designed for demanding conditions, leveraging a standardized 50-kilowatt power module across its product range.
Ticker
€KEMPOWR
Primary listing
XHEL
Employees
772
Headquarters
Lahti, Finland

Kempower Oyj Metrics

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€513M
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-€0.16
0.48
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What the Analysts think about Kempower Oyj

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First-half revenue grew 28% year on year and the order backlog was up 18% to €137.8 million. That backlog gives Kempower a useful base for delivering its 2026 growth outlook. (Kempower)
Kempower’s North American revenue rose 106% in the first half, while a new DP World agreement covers charging infrastructure at Canadian terminals, initially supplying 46 units. This points to growing reach in commercial and industrial charging beyond passenger cars. (Kempower, Kempower)
Aftermarket revenue grew 35% in the first half, and Kempower expects services to grow faster than the group as its installed base expands. A larger service business could make revenue less dependent on new equipment sales over time. (Kempower, Kempower)
Second-quarter order intake fell 6% year on year, and Kempower cut the top of its 2026 revenue-growth range from 30% to 25%. The company linked the weaker outlook to charge-point operators consolidating and prioritising network utilisation over expansion. (Kempower)
Kempower remains loss-making: first-half operative EBIT was -€5.4 million, while gross margin fell to 46.3% from 50.1% a year earlier. The company says pricing pressure in a competitive market continues to weigh on margins. (Kempower)
Inderes expects order intake to remain weak in the second half and forecasts only 2% revenue growth in 2027, which could delay the earnings recovery. It also flags a demanding valuation against its 2028 earnings estimate, leaving less room for weaker results. (Inderes)
Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 2 Oct 2026.

Kempower Oyj Financial Performance

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Q3 24
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Kempower Oyj Earnings Performance

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Q4 23
Q1 24
Q2 24
Q3 24
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