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Magnora
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Magnora ASA
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magnoraasa.com
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Public
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2018
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Magnora ASA is a Norwegian publicly listed (Oslo Børs: MGN; Frankfurt: MGNO) project developer that originates and develops data centre and renewable energy (wind, solar, energy storage) projects from concept through to ready-to-build status, then sells or partners them. The company operates two principal business lines. The first is Magnora Data Center ASA — a majority-owned (52.7%) subsidiary spun off and listed on Euronext Growth Oslo in June 2026, holding a 585 MW gross / 460 MW net data centre portfolio across nine sites in Norway, Sweden, Finland, Italy, and South Africa, with a stated 2.7 GW pipeline across 50 data centre projects. The second is the renewable energy development business, which holds a portfolio exceeding 10 GW (target 12 GW by end-2026) of potential capacity across Europe and Africa via subsidiaries and partnerships including Storespeed AS (Norwegian data centre operator acquired October 2025), Helios Nordic Energy AB (divested to Vinci May 2024 for a 15.7x return), AGV, Kustvind, Hafslund Magnora Sol, and Evolar (previously sold to First Solar).

The company makes money through lumpy, episodic project sales to enterprise buyers (data centre operators, energy companies, infrastructure investors), capital recycling via divestitures and earnouts (notably up to NOK 3 billion over five years from the Helios/Vinci transaction), dividends from portfolio companies, and capital gains from successful project exits. Project pricing is negotiated deal-by-deal and not publicly disclosed. The parent operates with a lean team (1-10 employees), a zero-debt balance sheet (NOK 316 million cash as of Q4 2025), and has returned over NOK 1 billion to shareholders since 2020 at a 28% annual average return (20% return on equity). Magnora engages directly with landowners (to unlock land value), project developers and entrepreneurs (as a value-adding capital and expertise partner), and infrastructure investors (as a buyer of ready-to-build assets), running origination businesses in Italy and South Africa. Notable projects include a 120 MW AI-ready facility in Hämeenlinna, Finland, a 100 MW data centre in Norway, the Talisk floating wind farm (Scotland/Stornoway Port), and the Hämeenlinna and Swedish renewable energy portfolios potentially available for sale in 2026.

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Magnora ASA is a Norwegian publicly listed developer of data centre and renewable energy (wind, solar, storage) projects from concept to ready-to-build, selling them to enterprise operators and infrastructure investors across Europe and Africa.

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HeadquartersOslo, Norway
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Oslo
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Norway
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Europe
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices3 records

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City, Country, Type, Description, Source

Keyword5 values
data centre development, renewable energy projects, wind power development, solar energy projects, energy storage projects
Industry2 codes
1Renewable Energy Infrastructure
CodeFSAAAKAGPrimaryYes
2Utility-Scale Power Generation Asset Management
CodeEUAEAMAAPrimaryNo
NAICS code3 codes
  • Wind Electric Power Generation221115
  • Electric Power Generation22111
  • Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services5182
Product category
Data Centre and Renewable Energy Project Development
Social media profiles1 record
GTM motion2 records

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Revenue model2 records
1Project Development and Sale
TypeOne Time License
Description

Magnora develops data centre and renewable energy projects from concept through to ready-to-build and sells completed projects to operators, energy companies, and infrastructure investors. Revenue is generated through project sales, with earnouts and milestone payments providing substantial income through 2029.

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2Dividend and Earnout Income
TypeLicensing Royalties
Description

Following the sale of portfolio companies such as Helios Nordic Energy AB to Vinci, Magnora receives upfront payments, dividends, and earnout payments tied to the performance of sold project portfolios. Earnout payments can extend for five years post-closing.

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Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure
GTM typeB2B
B2B
Offering typeServices
Services
Core offering1 text field

Magnora ASA develops high-quality data centre and renewable energy projects (wind, solar, energy storage) from concept to ready-to-build and sells them to data centre operators, energy companies, and infrastructure investors. The company partners with landowners to unlock land value and with project developers and entrepreneurs to provide capital and industry expertise, generating revenue through project sales, upfront payments, dividends, and multi-year earnouts from divested portfolio companies.

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  • Portfolio of 10+ GW of potential renewable energy and data centre capacity
+3 more records
Product overview1 text field

Magnora ASA operates as a developer of both data centre projects and renewable energy projects — from concept to ready-to-build. The company runs two main divisions: (1) Magnora Data Center ASA (now separately listed on Euronext Growth Oslo), which focuses exclusively on developing data centre facilities across the Nordics, Italy, and South Africa with a 2.7GW pipeline across 50 projects; and (2) its renewable energy development business (including subsidiaries and portfolio companies such as Storespeed AS, Helios Nordic Energy AB, AGV, Kustvind, and Hafslund Magnora Sol), which develops wind, solar, and energy storage projects across Europe and Africa with a portfolio exceeding 10 GW. The renewable energy business historically included companies such as Evolar (sold to First Solar).

Product and service3 records
1Magnora Data Center ASA
CategoryData centre project development
Description

Separately-listed subsidiary developing data centre facilities across Norway, Sweden, Finland, Italy, and South Africa, with a development pipeline of 2.7 GW across 50 projects as of the June 2026 listing. Includes AI-ready Nordic facilities such as a 120 MW project in Hämeenlinna, Finland and a 100 MW project in Norway, plus the operating Storespeed AS facility in Halden, Norway.

2Renewable Energy Project Development
CategoryRenewable energy project development
Description

Magnora's original core business developing wind, solar, and energy storage projects from concept to ready-to-build, with a portfolio exceeding 10 GW across Norway, Sweden, Finland, Italy, South Africa, and Germany as of Q1 2026. Delivered through portfolio companies and joint ventures including Helios Nordic Energy AB (sold to Vinci for NOK 850 million upfront plus earnouts), AGV (South Africa), Kustvind, Hafslund Magnora Sol, and Evolar (sold to First Solar).

3Storespeed AS Data Centre Operations
CategoryData centre operations
Description

Norwegian data centre operator acquired by Magnora in partnership with Blix Group AS in October 2025, operating a facility in Halden, Norway with potential for expansion. Provides operating data centre capacity targeting demand driven by artificial intelligence and digital infrastructure.

Scale indicator14 records

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Partnership5 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-10-06
Description

Magnora ASA acquired a majority stake in Storespeed AS, a Norwegian data centre operator, in partnership with Blix Group AS. The investment aims to capitalise on growing demand driven by artificial intelligence and digital infrastructure. Storespeed operates a facility in Halden, Norway, with potential for expansion.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Blix Group AS partnered with Magnora ASA to jointly acquire a majority stake in Storespeed AS, combining Magnora's capital with Blix Group's expertise in the Norwegian data centre market.

3Vinci
Strategic tierMinorTypeOthers
Description

Vinci, a French industrial infrastructure company, acquired all shares in Helios Nordic Energy AB (in which Magnora held a 40% stake) in May 2024 for an upfront payment of EUR 73 million / NOK 850 million plus an earnout potentially worth up to NOK 3 billion. This is a past transaction rather than an active partnership.

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Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
Description

Magnora Data Center ASA is a subsidiary of Magnora ASA that was listed on Euronext Growth Oslo in June 2026. Magnora ASA retains a 52.7% stake. This entity holds the data centre project portfolio including facilities in Norway and development projects across Sweden, Finland, Italy, and South Africa.

Strategic tierMinorTypeOthers
Description

Magnora has committed to using Stornoway Port on the Isle of Lewis, Scotland, as the base for construction and operations of its upcoming Talisk floating wind farm off the northern coast of Lewis. Scottish government funding through Highlands and Islands Enterprise is supporting the port's deep-water dock development.

Recent move6 records

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Expansion highlight7 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Swedish wind project developer that originates, develops, and sells wind farms across the Nordics and the US. Closely comparable to Magnora's renewable energy development business in business model and geography.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Nordic-headquartered renewable energy developer with a project-development-to-sale model for onshore and offshore wind. Comparable to Magnora's pipeline approach and Nordic focus.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Norwegian renewable energy developer and operator with a project portfolio model similar to Magnora's, focused on hydro, wind, and solar in the Nordics.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Swedish wind power project developer that develops, constructs, and sells wind farms. Direct comparable to Magnora's wind development and sale model.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Norwegian developer and operator of data centres, fibre networks, and renewable infrastructure. Most direct Nordic comparable to Magnora Data Center's development pipeline.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Norwegian data centre operator with multiple large-scale Nordic facilities. Directly comparable as a Nordic-focused data centre developer/operator adjacent to Magnora's pipeline.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Danish renewable energy developer with project development across solar, wind, and Power-to-X. Comparable in project-development-to-sale model and European geographic scope.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Nordic data centre operator focused on sustainable, large-scale colocation facilities. Direct comparable to Magnora Data Center's target end-state as an operator/developer.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global offshore wind leader and renewable energy developer. Broader-scale incumbent that competes for Nordic wind projects and infrastructure capital.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Listed European renewable energy infrastructure fund and operator. Comparable as a buyer of ready-to-build projects that Magnora develops and sells.

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Weaknesses5 records

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Competitive moat4 records

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Key risks5 records

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Key highlights7 records

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Segment3 records

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Ideal customer profile3 records

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Profile, Firmographic size, Sales motion, Sales cycle length, Buying structure, Purchase trigger, Buyer persona, Geography, Industry vertical, Primary use case, Description, Pain points, Evidence proof points, Target buyer

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Magnora

Data Centre and Renewable Energy Project Developmentmagnoraasa.com

Magnora ASA is a Norwegian publicly listed developer of data centre and renewable energy (wind, solar, storage) projects from concept to ready-to-build, selling them to enterprise operators and infrastructure investors across Europe and Africa.

What Magnora does

Magnora ASA is a Norwegian publicly listed (Oslo Børs: MGN; Frankfurt: MGNO) project developer that originates and develops data centre and renewable energy (wind, solar, energy storage) projects from concept through to ready-to-build status, then sells or partners them. The company operates two principal business lines. The first is Magnora Data Center ASA — a majority-owned (52.7%) subsidiary spun off and listed on Euronext Growth Oslo in June 2026, holding a 585 MW gross / 460 MW net data centre portfolio across nine sites in Norway, Sweden, Finland, Italy, and South Africa, with a stated 2.7 GW pipeline across 50 data centre projects. The second is the renewable energy development business, which holds a portfolio exceeding 10 GW (target 12 GW by end-2026) of potential capacity across Europe and Africa via subsidiaries and partnerships including Storespeed AS (Norwegian data centre operator acquired October 2025), Helios Nordic Energy AB (divested to Vinci May 2024 for a 15.7x return), AGV, Kustvind, Hafslund Magnora Sol, and Evolar (previously sold to First Solar).

The company makes money through lumpy, episodic project sales to enterprise buyers (data centre operators, energy companies, infrastructure investors), capital recycling via divestitures and earnouts (notably up to NOK 3 billion over five years from the Helios/Vinci transaction), dividends from portfolio companies, and capital gains from successful project exits. Project pricing is negotiated deal-by-deal and not publicly disclosed. The parent operates with a lean team (1-10 employees), a zero-debt balance sheet (NOK 316 million cash as of Q4 2025), and has returned over NOK 1 billion to shareholders since 2020 at a 28% annual average return (20% return on equity). Magnora engages directly with landowners (to unlock land value), project developers and entrepreneurs (as a value-adding capital and expertise partner), and infrastructure investors (as a buyer of ready-to-build assets), running origination businesses in Italy and South Africa. Notable projects include a 120 MW AI-ready facility in Hämeenlinna, Finland, a 100 MW data centre in Norway, the Talisk floating wind farm (Scotland/Stornoway Port), and the Hämeenlinna and Swedish renewable energy portfolios potentially available for sale in 2026.

Magnora firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Magnora
Legal name
Magnora ASA
Website
https://magnoraasa.com
Company type
Public
Founded year
2018
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
Magnora ASA is a Norwegian publicly listed developer of data centre and renewable energy (wind, solar, storage) projects from concept to ready-to-build, selling them to enterprise operators and infrastructure investors across Europe and Africa.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Magnora industry classification

Industry
Product category
Data Centre and Renewable Energy Project Development
NAICS
Wind Electric Power Generation (221115), Electric Power Generation (22111), Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services (5182)
akta.pro primary industry
Renewable Energy Infrastructure (FSAAAKAG)
akta.pro secondary industry
Utility-Scale Power Generation Asset Management (EUAEAMAA)

Keywords

  • Data centre development
  • Renewable energy projects
  • Wind power development
  • Solar energy projects
  • Energy storage projects

Where Magnora is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Oslo
HQ country
Norway
HQ region
Europe

Offices3 records

Markets served

Magnora business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. Project Development and Sale: Magnora develops data centre and renewable energy projects from concept through to ready-to-build and sells completed projects to operators, energy companies, and infrastructure investors. Revenue is generated through project sales, with earnouts and milestone payments providing substantial income through 2029.
  2. Dividend and Earnout Income: Following the sale of portfolio companies such as Helios Nordic Energy AB to Vinci, Magnora receives upfront payments, dividends, and earnout payments tied to the performance of sold project portfolios. Earnout payments can extend for five years post-closing.

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels2 records

Magnora product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Magnora ASA develops high-quality data centre and renewable energy projects (wind, solar, energy storage) from concept to ready-to-build and sells them to data centre operators, energy companies, and infrastructure investors. The company partners with landowners to unlock land value and with project developers and entrepreneurs to provide capital and industry expertise, generating revenue through project sales, upfront payments, dividends, and multi-year earnouts from divested portfolio companies.

Product overview

Magnora ASA operates as a developer of both data centre projects and renewable energy projects — from concept to ready-to-build. The company runs two main divisions: (1) Magnora Data Center ASA (now separately listed on Euronext Growth Oslo), which focuses exclusively on developing data centre facilities across the Nordics, Italy, and South Africa with a 2.7GW pipeline across 50 projects; and (2) its renewable energy development business (including subsidiaries and portfolio companies such as Storespeed AS, Helios Nordic Energy AB, AGV, Kustvind, and Hafslund Magnora Sol), which develops wind, solar, and energy storage projects across Europe and Africa with a portfolio exceeding 10 GW. The renewable energy business historically included companies such as Evolar (sold to First Solar).

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Magnora Data Center ASA Separately-listed subsidiary developing data centre facilities across Norway, Sweden, Finland, Italy, and South Africa, with a development pipeline of 2.7 GW across 50 projects as of the June 2026 listing. Includes AI-ready Nordic facilities such as a 120 MW project in Hämeenlinna, Finland and a 100 MW project in Norway, plus the operating Storespeed AS facility in Halden, Norway.
  • Renewable Energy Project Development Magnora's original core business developing wind, solar, and energy storage projects from concept to ready-to-build, with a portfolio exceeding 10 GW across Norway, Sweden, Finland, Italy, South Africa, and Germany as of Q1 2026. Delivered through portfolio companies and joint ventures including Helios Nordic Energy AB (sold to Vinci for NOK 850 million upfront plus earnouts), AGV (South Africa), Kustvind, Hafslund Magnora Sol, and Evolar (sold to First Solar).
  • Storespeed AS Data Centre Operations Norwegian data centre operator acquired by Magnora in partnership with Blix Group AS in October 2025, operating a facility in Halden, Norway with potential for expansion. Provides operating data centre capacity targeting demand driven by artificial intelligence and digital infrastructure.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Portfolio of 10+ GW of potential renewable energy and data centre capacity
  • +3 more outcomes

Companies that use Magnora

Customer profile

Named customers1 record

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Magnora technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API
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Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature2 records

Magnora partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Five partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • Storespeed AScoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 6 October 2025Magnora ASA acquired a majority stake in Storespeed AS, a Norwegian data centre operator, in partnership with Blix Group AS. The investment aims to capitalise on growing demand driven by artificial intelligence and digital infrastructure. Storespeed operates a facility in Halden, Norway, with potential for expansion.
  • Blix Group AScoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerBlix Group AS partnered with Magnora ASA to jointly acquire a majority stake in Storespeed AS, combining Magnora's capital with Blix Group's expertise in the Norwegian data centre market.
  • VinciminorOthersVinci, a French industrial infrastructure company, acquired all shares in Helios Nordic Energy AB (in which Magnora held a 40% stake) in May 2024 for an upfront payment of EUR 73 million / NOK 850 million plus an earnout potentially worth up to NOK 3 billion. This is a past transaction rather than an active partnership.
  • Magnora Data Center ASAcoreOthersMagnora Data Center ASA is a subsidiary of Magnora ASA that was listed on Euronext Growth Oslo in June 2026. Magnora ASA retains a 52.7% stake. This entity holds the data centre project portfolio including facilities in Norway and development projects across Sweden, Finland, Italy, and South Africa.
  • Stornoway PortminorOthersMagnora has committed to using Stornoway Port on the Isle of Lewis, Scotland, as the base for construction and operations of its upcoming Talisk floating wind farm off the northern coast of Lewis. Scottish government funding through Highlands and Islands Enterprise is supporting the port's deep-water dock development.

Scale indicators14 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights7 records

Magnora competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Eolus Vind: Swedish wind project developer that originates, develops, and sells wind farms across the Nordics and the US. Closely comparable to Magnora's renewable energy development business in business model and geography.
  • OX2: Nordic-headquartered renewable energy developer with a project-development-to-sale model for onshore and offshore wind. Comparable to Magnora's pipeline approach and Nordic focus.
  • Cloudberry Clean Energy: Norwegian renewable energy developer and operator with a project portfolio model similar to Magnora's, focused on hydro, wind, and solar in the Nordics.
  • Arise: Swedish wind power project developer that develops, constructs, and sells wind farms. Direct comparable to Magnora's wind development and sale model.
  • Bulk Infrastructure: Norwegian developer and operator of data centres, fibre networks, and renewable infrastructure. Most direct Nordic comparable to Magnora Data Center's development pipeline.
  • Green Mountain: Norwegian data centre operator with multiple large-scale Nordic facilities. Directly comparable as a Nordic-focused data centre developer/operator adjacent to Magnora's pipeline.
  • European Energy: Danish renewable energy developer with project development across solar, wind, and Power-to-X. Comparable in project-development-to-sale model and European geographic scope.
  • atNorth: Nordic data centre operator focused on sustainable, large-scale colocation facilities. Direct comparable to Magnora Data Center's target end-state as an operator/developer.

Broad incumbents

  • Ørsted: Global offshore wind leader and renewable energy developer. Broader-scale incumbent that competes for Nordic wind projects and infrastructure capital.
  • Greencoat Renewables: Listed European renewable energy infrastructure fund and operator. Comparable as a buyer of ready-to-build projects that Magnora develops and sells.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

Magnora social profiles

Digital presence

Magnora financial estimates

Financial estimate

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Valuation estimate

Magnora leadership team

Management profile

Number of profiles

Profiles2 records

Magnora subsidiaries and ownership

Company hierarchy

Subsidiaries3 records

Magnora funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Magnora M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A1 record

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Magnora

What does Magnora do?

Magnora ASA develops high-quality data centre and renewable energy projects (wind, solar, energy storage) from concept to ready-to-build and sells them to data centre operators, energy companies, and infrastructure investors. The company partners with landowners to unlock land value and with project developers and entrepreneurs to provide capital and industry expertise, generating revenue through project sales, upfront payments, dividends, and multi-year earnouts from divested portfolio companies.

Is Magnora a public or private company?

Magnora is a public company. It is classified as public and is currently operating.

When was Magnora founded?

Magnora was founded in 2018. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is Magnora based?

Magnora is headquartered in Oslo, Norway, in the Europe region.

How does Magnora make money?

Two revenue lines are on record. Project Development and Sale is the primary driver. The others are dividend and Earnout Income.

Who are Magnora's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Eolus Vind, OX2, Cloudberry Clean Energy, Arise, Bulk Infrastructure, Green Mountain, European Energy and atNorth. Broad incumbents are Ørsted and Greencoat Renewables.

Does Magnora have an API?

No public API is recorded for Magnora.

What industry is Magnora in?

Magnora's product category is Data Centre and Renewable Energy Project Development. Its primary akta.pro industry code is FSAAAKAG, Renewable Energy Infrastructure, with a secondary code of EUAEAMAA, Utility-Scale Power Generation Asset Management. Its NAICS code is 221115.

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Yahoo3 AI Infrastructure Stocks With Data Center Exposure in a High Rate WorldMagnora, MERLIN Properties SOCIMI, and NTT DC REIT are profiled as AI data-center stocks with data center exposure. Magnora generates NOK 49.5 million from renewable projects, MERLIN generates €295 million from offices and €71 million from data centers, and NTT DC REIT generates US$155 million from data center leasing. The article notes financing environment changes could affect these companies.Seeking AlphaMagnora ASA (SVMRF) Q2 2026 Earnings Call Prepared Remarks TranscriptMagnora ASA CEO Erik Sneve opened the company's first-half and second-quarter report, describing the quarter as "astonishing" after introducing its data center business and listing it on the Euro Market Growth in June, raising NOK 650 million with Magnora retaining 52.7%. He said operating and development costs fell to NOK 10-15 million per quarter, and South Africa and the Hameenlinna project near Helsinki are in harvest phases.YahooMagnora ASA (STU:4SM) (Q2 2026) Earnings Call Highlights: Strategic Shift to Harvest Phase and ...Magnora ASA reported Q2 2026 results, listing its Magnora Data Center on Euronext Growth and raising NOK650 million while retaining a 52.7% stake. The company cut quarterly operating and development costs to NOK10-15 million from NOK25-35 million, with NOK814 million in cash and liquidity near NOK1 billion. It posted a negative operating profit of NOK36.4 million, with the renewable business transitioning to a harvest phase.Investing.comMagnora Q2 2026 slides: data center growth offsets earnings miss By Investing.comMagnora ASA reported second-quarter 2026 results on August 26, missing analyst estimates with an adjusted loss of $0.3483 per share and revenue of $10.06 million, down 54.4% from the $22.08 million forecast. Management cited development costs, share incentive expenses and data center build-out, while highlighting NOK 814 million in cash and a 52.7% stake in a NOK 1.3 billion data center subsidiary. The company targets 12 GW of portfolio capacity by year-end.Investing.comMagnora Q2 2026 slides: data center launch offsets revenue miss By Investing.comMagnora ASA reported Q2 2026 results on August 26, 2026, with revenue of $10.06 million, 54.4% below the $22.08 million forecast, and an adjusted loss per share of -$0.3483 versus -$0.1515 expected. The company cited a NOK 650 million data center IPO, NOK 814 million in cash, and quarterly operating costs of NOK 10-15 million. Management targets a 12 GW portfolio by year-end.DatacenterdynamicsMagnora takes data center business publicRenewable energy firm Magnora completed the listing of its data center division, Magnora Data Center ASA, on the Euronext Growth Oslo stock exchange, raising gross proceeds of NOK 650 million ($68.6m) through a private placement that was multiple times oversubscribed. Magnora ASA retains a 52.7 percent stake in the newly listed entity, which the company claims is the first publicly available European opportunity for pure-play exposure to the data center market. The data center company operates facilities in Norway and is developing projects across Sweden, Finland, Italy, and South Africa, with a reported development pipeline of 2.7GW across 50 projects.DatacenterdynamicsMagnora acquires land outside Milan, Italy, for data center developmentNordic energy firm Magnora has acquired land outside Milan, Italy, for data center development, marking its second data center project in the country. The site, located on industrial-zoned land with strong electrical infrastructure, brings Magnora's total data center portfolio to 585MW gross and 460MW net capacity across nine sites. The company is planning to spin off its data center arm, Magnora Data Center ASA, into a separately-listed venture on Euronext Growth Oslo, potentially as soon as Q2 2026.Seeking AlphaMagnora ASA (SVMRF) Q1 2026 Earnings Call Prepared Remarks TranscriptMagnora ASA reached its 10 gigawatt portfolio milestone in the first week of January 2026 and advanced multiple sales processes during the quarter, with Finnish and Swedish projects potentially available for sale this year. The company expanded its data center portfolio to 410 megawatts gross (290 megawatts net to Magnora) and launched origination businesses in Italy and South Africa, while also engaging Arctic Securities to explore a potential 2026 listing of its data center business. The company reported a 20% return on equity since 2020 and has returned over NOK 1 billion to shareholders, with a 28% annual average shareholder return.FinansavisenMagnora ASA: Q1 2026 report, improved energy markets and a potential IPO of the data center businessMagnora ASA published its Q1 2026 report on April 29, announcing that its project portfolio passed 10 GW of potential capacity and the company is planning a potential IPO of its data center business, with Arctic Securities engaged as advisor. The company secured multiple new data center projects totaling over 400 MW, including a 120 MW AI-ready facility in Hämeenlinna, Finland, a 100 MW project in Norway, and expansion into Germany and Italy. Looking ahead, Magnora expects ongoing sales discussions concerning 500-800 MW of renewable energy projects to materialize in the coming months, with earnouts and milestone payments providing substantial income through 2029.