North Holdings Group reports half-year results to 30 September 2026
Group revenue rose 6.4 per cent to £612.4 million, with contracted maintenance work holding steady against a cautious industrial capital cycle.
Group revenue rose 6.4 per cent to £612.4 million, with contracted maintenance work holding steady against a cautious industrial capital cycle.
The award covers two combined heat and power plants in western Jutland and takes the division’s contracted order book to £1.2 billion.
The sister company’s twelfth annual outlook models a refined copper deficit of 310,000 tonnes in 2027, driven by grid and data centre demand.
The group has appointed a new finance chief, succeeding Marcus Whitfield, who remains with the group as Financial Controller.
Firm connection dates in several European grid regions have slipped beyond 2032, making existing capacity the scarcest industrial asset.
A 12,000 square metre groupage facility at Waalhaven removes a handling step from most consignments and later cut-off times into the Ruhr.
Scope 1 and 2 emissions fell 18 per cent against the 2023 baseline, with new targets set for 2030 and a fully assured emissions dataset.
Front-month TTF averaged close to €31 per megawatt hour over the summer, the lowest realised volatility since 2020. The risk has changed shape, not disappeared.