The company's activities are divided into two business segments: Corporate (consisting of corporate staff and representing the cost base) and Projects (consisting of portfolio companies and projects). Magnora is the main owner of Helios with a 40 percent stake, a leading solar developer in the Nordics, positioning it as a value-added partner in the renewable energy ecosystem.
Cyborg Score Rationale
The company has a market cap of 1.365B NOK with negative earnings (TTM EPS of -0.17), reflecting development-stage portfolio characteristics. Recent strategic partnerships, including Hafslund's 100 million NOK investment making it the largest single investor, validate the business model. However, profitability remains challenged as the company scales its renewable projects.
Top Insights
Magnora recently established a new company with Hafslund and Helios to develop large-scale solar parks in Norway with an ambition to develop 1,000 MW of solar power
Dividend yield increased from 1.70% in 2023 to 2.70% in 2024, demonstrating shareholder capital returns
The company operates with a lean team of 33 employees as of February 2026, indicating an asset-light development model
Portfolio focus includes on and offshore wind, solar PV, battery storage, and green hydrogen development
Named Competitors
Nordic Solar Development — Leading solar developer in Nordics with 1,900 MW portfolio
Onshore/Offshore Wind — Major Nordic utility investing in renewables and grid infrastructure
Regional Renewable Projects — Portfolio company focused on renewable energy solutions
Recent Developments
(2025) Hafslund invests NOK 100 million and becomes largest shareholder
(2025) Launch of joint solar development company targeting 1,000 MW capacity in Norway
(2024) Dividend yield increased to 2.70% year-over-year
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