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Solaria (BME:SLR) Stock Price Slides Even As Profits Hit Record First Half

Simply Wall St · 14h ago

The market has been grinding Solaria Energía y Medio Ambiente lower for months, with the stock down roughly 29% over 90 days and closing at €15.18 on Thursday. Yet the latest earnings land with a very different message. The business just reported its strongest first half on record, with around €210m in EBITDA and about €125m in net profit, while net debt to EBITDA improved to 3.9x. Short term price pressure now meets a balance sheet and profit story that looks like the real battleground for long term investors.

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Q2 2026 Earnings Summary

  • Revenue (Q2 2026 vs Q2 2025): €64.177m vs. €74.109m (down about 13%)
  • Net Income (Q2 2026 vs Q2 2025): €44.539m vs. €28.669m (up about 55%)
  • Basic EPS (Q2 2026 vs Q2 2025): €0.73 vs. €0.23 (up about 213%), based on H1 2026 net profit of approximately €125m vs. H1 2025 of approximately €52m and approximately 171m shares
  • EBITDA Margin (H1 2026 vs H1 2025): approximately 63% vs. approximately 54%, based on EBITDA of approximately €210m on approximately €334m sales vs. approximately €140m on approximately €260m a year earlier

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BME:SLR Trailing 12-Month Earnings & Revenue History as at Sep 2026
BME:SLR Trailing 12-Month Earnings & Revenue History as at Sep 2026

Solaria’s Bull Case Hinges On Execution Milestones

Bulls argue Solaria Energía y Medio Ambiente can turn a bigger, more complex platform in solar, batteries and data-center power into steadier cash generation. The latest half-year goes some distance toward that claim. EBITDA of about €210m already covers roughly two thirds of full year guidance, which shows the existing asset base is doing more work rather than relying purely on future projects. Net profit of roughly €125m in six months supports that this is not just accounting uplift.

The thesis also leans heavily on “infrastructure style” earnings from Powered Land and data-center contracts. Around €100m of Infrastructure revenue in H1, helped by data-center related deals and over 400 MW of signed agreements, is a concrete milestone. Deleveraging to 3.9x net debt to EBITDA, with 91% project finance and 84% fixed rate, backs the idea that long term PPAs and more ring fenced funding are starting to lower perceived risk.

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Solaria Bear Case: Execution Risks Still Unresolved

Bears argue Solaria leans on an ambitious buildout and data center demand story, while execution, policy and market risks cap the upside. The latest half year does not fully clear those hurdles. Infrastructure revenue of about €100m and over 400 MW of agreements show traction with large consumers, yet there is no fresh disclosure on how resilient those contracts are to Spanish regulatory change. Policy risk around subsidies and potential clawbacks is acknowledged, not closed.

The other key worry is delivery risk on storage and international projects. Solaria reports around 120 MWh of batteries in operation and talks about adding roughly 1.2 GWh by year end. That is a large jump from a small base. With more than €276m of H1 capex and capacity still at about 3.1 GW, execution milestones on new BESS and non Spanish assets look only partially met. This leaves plenty of room for the bearish view to persist.

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