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Magnora operates in the energy sector. The company invests in renewable energy solutions, such as wind and solar power. The company is active in the entire value chain, from the identification of investment opportunities, to the completetment phase. Magnora operates worldwide, with the largest presence in the Nordic market. The company was originally founded in 2001 and is headquartered in Oslo.

Published yesterday, Wednesday:  Annual Report 2025 Q4 & Annual Report 2025 Presentation (3 slides related to the outlook below) Stock Exchange Announcement (copied below)  Management focus and funding are shifting to the most profitable segments: data centers in the Nordics, BESS in Southern and Central Europe, and onshore wind in South Africa. Solar is barely mentioned when discussing the future outlook. Larger project sales are coming any moment now.   Magnora ASA: Releasing annual report for 2025 and outlook update 25.2.2026 07:00:00 CET On 25 February, Magnora ASA published its annual report for 2025 and shared highlights on progress for sales and scaling the data center segment. Magnora extended its strategic scope by establishing a data center business area with improved margins, now being the company’s top investment and growth priority. This business has grown rapidly in Norway, Sweden and Finland, creating a strong Nordic platform and generating the highest inbound deal flow in Magnora’s history, with weekly project requests. “Building on our renewable portfolio and track record, I am very satisfied with the pace of developing our data center business”, says Erik Sneve, CEO of Magnora ASA. ”As of today, we have secured land and partnership agreements representing net 210 MW of data center projects. The developer margins we observe in this segment are above those of renewable-energy projects.” In parallel, late-stage project sales processes in South Africa, the UK, Italy and Germany progressed into 2026, supported by strong counterpart interest and leading financial advisors. This represents a disciplined portfolio re-allocation toward data centers, batteries and selected onshore wind projects. Highlights in 2025 and subsequent events  Net profit of NOK 9.5 million Cash and cash equivalents at NOK 166.4 million at year end, with zero debt and a NOK 150 million credit line available Magnora’s project portfolio grew by 60% in 2025 to 9.9 GW, achieved at a lower origination cost per MW lower than in previous years In 2025, Magnora entered the data center sector, establishing a Nordic digital infrastructure platform through strategic partnerships and acquisitions in Sweden and Norway, and launched two large scale AI-ready development projects. Magnora has a project portfolio in Norway and Finland with a combined potential capacity of net 210 MW (gross 315 MW) as of February 2026 In South Africa, the 153 MW / 612 MWh Red Sands BESS project reached financial close in July 2025, triggering the final milestone payment to Magnora and marking a key step toward construction; at the time, it was the largest standalone battery energy storage project in Africa to reach financial close Magnora sold its remaining 30% stake in Hermana Holding ASA in June 2025 Magnora received the final Penguins licence payments, totalling NOK 88.7 million, which were transferred to Hermana Holding ASA  Outlook Magnora has advanced discussions from December 2025 concerning 500-800 MW of project sales. These processes have led to negotiations for additional project sales, which may result in an even higher volume over the coming months.* Overall, Magnora has over 2,500 MW of mature stage projects (consented and/or derisked to a level that enable sales) as of February 2026. Project sales, strict capital discipline, an asset light model and origination toward a 12 GW project portfolio by the end of 2026 support Magnora’s efforts to maximise shareholder return. The Board is considering different strategic alternatives for further data center growth including structural changes, co-investment and other possibilities in order to enhance shareholder value. *Sales are typically dependent on confirmatory due diligence, grid connection, negotiations, and various conditions precedent for closing.  Regarding the future outlook:

Magnora ASA announced that it has acquired a majority stake in a new data center project in Finland: the company is taking a 70% ownership stake to develop a 120 MW AI-ready data center in Hämeenlinna together with Northern Europe Energy Group. The project aims to reach the “ready-to-build” stage by the end of 2026. This is Magnora’s third data center project in a short period. https://magnoraasa.com/stock-exchange-announcements/#/embedded/announcement/18767855?publisherId=17847805&widget=true  Magnora secures a third data center project, adding 120 MW, in the Helsinki - Tampere area 8.1.2026 07:00:01 CET | Magnora ASA | Non-regulatory press releases Magnora is joining as majority owner in an ongoing data center project in Finland, expanding its portfolio with a project for a high-density, AI-ready 120 MW facility. The project is developed together with Northern Europe Energy Group and expected to reach Ready-to-Build stage by the end of 2026. The physical conditions are excellent. The area has 150,000 m² zoned for data center operations, potential for waste-heat recovery through the district heating network, access to all major Finnish fibre operators, stable ground conditions, and a distance of less than one kilometre to the electrical substation. Geographically, the site is located in Hämeenlinna, between Helsinki and Tampere, close to international airports, and with more than 4 million people within a 1.5‑hour drive – including a large pool of highly educated technical experts and engineers. The project was initiated by Northern Europe Energy Group (“NEEG”) last year. Magnora holds a 70% ownership stake in the project through a joint venture (JV) with NEEG owning 30%. NEEG will be responsible for most of the operational development. Magnora contributes with strategic, industrial, and financial expertise, as well as the capability to advance the project in line with customer demand. The collaboration has strong support from the local municipality, aiming for an efficient permitting process that ensures local value creation and sustainable development. "We are excited to partner with Magnora and the municipality,” says Tor Arne Pedersen, Chairman of Northern Europe Energy Group. “Magnora’s financial strength, industrial experience, and market insight, combined with strong municipal support and our local expertise, provide a solid foundation for delivering an attractive, large-scale data center project. For Northern Europe Energy Group, this transaction represents one of several strategic steps toward building a valuable Northern European portfolio of energy transition and digital infrastructure projects.” “The City of Hämeenlinna is delighted about the vitality boost brought by the data center. This project represents a significant step forward in advancing technological development, economic growth, and sustainable development in our community,” says Ari Räsänen, Director of Relocation Services, Linna Business Development Ltd./ City of Hämeenlinna. This is the third data center project/company Magnora enters within the last three months, in addition to Averøy (100 MW in development) and Storespeed (operational). Magnora continues its efforts to source and develop more projects in the data center space in the coming weeks and months. The Nordics are a preferred data center market globally and Magnora is well positioned with its experience, network and market understanding. About Northern Europe Energy Group AS Northern Europe Energy Group is a Norwegian-Baltic energy infrastructure development company with sites in the Nordics and Baltics. The company develops large-scale transition projects based on secured land, grid access, and renewable power, including data centers, hydrogen production for SAF and European energy markets, and grid-scale battery energy storage systems. NEEG works closely with municipalities, grid operators, and industrial partners to enable sustainable development and local value creation across the Nordic and Baltic region. Contacts Erik Sneve CEO email: es at magnoraasa.com About Magnora ASA Magnora ASA (OSE: MGN) is a renewable-energy group developing data center, wind, solar and battery projects. Magnora has operations in Europe and Africa through the portfolio companies Magnora Data Center AB, Storespeed AS, Hafslund Magnora Sol AS, Magnora Offshore Wind AS, Magnora Germany, Magnora Italy Srl., Magnora Solar PV UK,  Magnora South Africa, and AGV. Magnora also has earn-out revenues related to the former portfolio companies Helios Nordic Energy and Evolar. Magnora is listed on the main list of the Oslo Stock Exchange under the ticker MGN.

Sneve’s greetings from over on LinkedIn. Magnora back in Finland again soon as well.

Such a new coverage has started, with a nice target price, of course.  MAGNORA: ARCTIC INITIATES COVERAGE WITH BUY, TARGET PRICE 32  MAGNORA Oslo (Infront TDN Direct): Arctic Securities initiates coverage of Magnora with a buy recommendation and a target price of 32 kroner per share, according to an analysis on Wednesday evening. “Based on the company’s project pipeline, including growth towards 2030 in key markets and expected earn-out payments minus group costs, we estimate Magnora’s value at approximately 32 Norwegian kroner per share. The company’s investment history and an emerging pipeline in data centers offer significant additional upside potential beyond this level. Although Magnora’s growth prospects could justify a share price closer to 40 Norwegian kroner, we aim for a conservative valuation this time,” the analysis states.

Magnora ASA: December market update Magnora group is in late-stage sales processes with the goal of transferring projects of 500-800 MW to customers and partners across different countries and technologies. Closing will roll into 2026. The sales processes have led to sales discussions of another 400-800 MW cluster in our group. The average price point of the total sales is in the historical guided range of NOK 0.5-1.5 million per MW. Sales are typically dependent on confirmatory due diligence, grid connection, negotiations, and various conditions precedent for closing. On the data center side, Magnora recently landed another project in Norway of 100 MW (net 70% to Magnora) as announced on 4 December. The group is also looking at multiple other sites in the Nordics, of which some are expected to be signed up soon. The observed prices for data center projects are above our guided range for renewable projects. Based on our dialogues with reputable real estate owners, project developers and data center companies, we expect more codeveloper partnerships going forward in addition to our own origination. Magnora maintains its emphasis on strict project management and cost discipline, staying asset light and bringing in new owners before construction phase of each project. Further, the group critically prioritises the projects with the best commercial prospects and in particular the data center project portfolio. Project origination and development is on track across all markets, and the target of up to 10 GW project portfolio by end of 2025 is unchanged. Magnora plans to publish its 2026 guiding together with the 2025 annual report. Magnora ASA (OSE: MGN) is a renewable-energy group developing data center, wind, solar and battery projects. Magnora has operations in Europe and Africa through the portfolio companies Magnora Data Center AB, Storespeed AS, Hafslund Magnora Sol AS, Magnora Offshore Wind AS, Magnora Germany, Magnora Italy Srl., Magnora Solar PV UK, Magnora South Africa, and AGV. Magnora also has earn-out revenues related to the former portfolio companies Helios Nordic Energy and Evolar. Magnora is listed on the main list of the Oslo Stock Exchange under the ticker MGN.             kommunikasjon.ntb.no              Magnora%20ASA%20-%20Market%20update.pdf    57.25 KB                            Magnora ASA: December market update  Magnora group is in late-stage sales processes with the goal of transferring projects of 500-800 MW to customers and partners across different countries and technologies. Closing will roll into 2026. The sales processes have led to sales discussions of another 400-800 MW cluster in our group. The average price point of the total sales is in the historically guided range of NOK 0.5-1.5 million per MW. Sales are typically dependent on confirmatory due diligence, grid connection, negotiations, and various conditions precedent for closing. On the data center side, Magnora recently landed another project in Norway of 100 MW (net 70% to Magnora) as announced on 4 December. The group is also looking at multiple other sites in the Nordics, of which some are expected to be signed up soon. The observed prices for data center projects are above our guided range for renewable projects. Based on our dialogues with reputable real estate owners, project developers and data center companies, we expect more co-developer partnerships going forward in addition to our own origination. Magnora maintains its emphasis on strict project management and cost discipline, staying asset light and bringing in new owners before the construction phase of each project. Furthermore, the group critically prioritizes the projects with the best commercial prospects — especially the data center project portfolio. Project origination and development is on track across all markets, and the target of up to 10 GW project portfolio by end of 2025 is unchanged. Magnora plans to publish its 2026 guiding together with the 2025 annual report.

Magnora laajenee datakeskusbisneksessä yritysostoin:  On October 6th, Magnora and Blix Solutions announced the acquisition of an 80% stake in Norwegian data center operator Storespeed AS. The transaction has now closed with the approval of key stakeholders. Erling Magnus Solheim was appointed managing director with a mandate to plan for asset-light expansion of capacity, broaden the offering to include full redundancy (multi-location in collaboration with Blix Solutions in Oslo), and market the improved facilities to new customers. In parallel, Storespeed has applied for additional grid capacity to make full use of the Halden facility, where a 5 MW data center is feasible (1.5 hrs from Oslo). Recent figures from CBRE on the European data center market show the Nordics growing rapidly, partly due to low electricity prices and a climate ideal for cooling, but mainly because the Nordic grid can still handle offtake. A significant 57% of all AI signings volumes in Europe (year-to-date) have been for capacity in the Nordics region, according to CBRE. “Magnora’s development capabilities, combined with the strong track record of Storespeed and Blix Solutions, offer an excellent platform for growth,” says Magnora CEO Erik Sneve. “Storespeed’s data center in Halden has an impressively long track record. It may attract customers looking for multiple solutions – colocation, AI, sovereign cloud - and we look forward to expanding capacity here, as well as using this site to prepare for larger projects,” says Storespeed CEO Erling Magnus Solheim.                    Magnora – 27 Oct 25              Stock Exchange Announcements - Magnora    Stock Exchange Announcements

To some extent, I agree regarding South Africa, as on paper it is the most significant revenue source in the near future and thus largely determines the company’s future. Regarding credibility, I believe sufficient evidence has been provided. They have generally entered good markets and products and have started to divest from them opportunistically, recognizing that no cycle lasts forever. For example, there was no over-investment in Nordic wind power, and solar power investments have also been highly successful. Now, regarding data centers, they might be a bit late to the game, which is, of course, a bit concerning. The electricity markets in South Africa are opening in the spring, so I believe Magnora has been perfectly timed there, and so far, everything seems to be going according to plan. After that, the sales floodgates should open:  The Government led reform program, under the Energy Action Plan aims to launch the South Africa Wholesale Electricity Market (SAWEM) in April 2026.  SAWEM - Energy Council of South Africa

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25.11.2024 07:00:02 CET | Magnora ASA | Acquisition or disposal of the issuer's own sharesMagnora ASA has on 20, 21, and 22 November 2024 bought a total of 161,324 shares in Magnora ASA at an...

<p class="prs-announcement__byline">25.11.2024 07:00:02 CET | Magnora ASA | Acquisition or disposal of the issuer's own shares</p><p class="prs-announcement__leadtext">Magnora ASA has on 20, 21, and 22 November 2024 bought a total of 161,324 shares in Magnora ASA at an average price of NOK 23.8112 per share.</p><p>The transactions are detailed in the table below:</p><table class="prs-table"><tbody><tr><td><p>Date</p></td><td><p>Aggregated daily volume (number of shares)</p></td><td><p>Weighted average share price per day (NOK)</p></td><td><p>Total daily transaction value (NOK)</p></td></tr><tr><td><p>18/11/24</p></td><td><p>0</p></td><td class="prs-align--left">0</td><td>0</td></tr><tr><td><p>19/11/24</p></td><td><p>0</p></td><td class="prs-align--left">0</td><td>0</td></tr><tr><td>20/11/24</td><td>50,000</td><td class="prs-align--left">23.5904</td><td>1,179,519</td></tr><tr><td>21/11/24</td><td>50,000</td><td class="prs-align--left">23.6682</td><td>1,183,412</td></tr><tr><td>22/11/24</td><td>61,324</td><td class="prs-align--left">24.1077</td><td>1,478,380</td></tr><tr><td><p>Total current week:</p></td><td><p>161,324</p></td><td><p>23.8112</p></td><td><p>3,841,311</p></td></tr><tr><td><p>Total previously announced transactions under the program:</p></td><td><p>1,212,684</p></td><td><p>23.3393</p></td><td><p>28,303,219</p></td></tr><tr><td><p>Total transactions under the program:</p></td><td><p>1,374,008</p></td><td><p>23.3947</p></td><td><p>32,144,530</p></td></tr></tbody></table><p>&nbsp;Magnora ASA now holds 1,349,008 of own shares after this trade, which represents 2.1 percent of total shares outstanding.</p><h4>Disclosure regulation</h4><p>This information is subject to the disclosure requirements pursuant to section 5-12 of the Norwegian Securities Trading Act.</p><h4>Contacts</h4><ul>    <li>        Erik Sneve, CEO, email: es at magnoraasa.com    </li>    <li>        Torstein Sanness, Executive chairman, email: sanness at sf-nett.no    </li></ul><h4>About Magnora ASA</h4><p>Magnora ASA (OSE: MGN) Magnora's portfolio of renewable companies consists of Kustvind AB, Magnora Offshore Wind AS, Magnora Solar PV UK, Hafslund Magnora Sol AS, Magnora South Africa, and AGV. Magnora also has a share in the future success of Helios Nordic Energy (Vinci Concessions), Evolar (First Solar), and Hermana Holding (design royalties). The company is listed on the main list on Oslo Stock Exchange under the ticker MGN.</p><h4>Attachments</h4><ul>    <li>        <a href="https://kommunikasjon.ntb.no/ir-files/17847805/18334485/5336/Download%20announcement%20as%20PDF.pdf">Download announcement as PDF.pdf</a>    </li></ul>

Date	Aggregated daily volume (number of shares)	Weighted average share price per day (NOK)	Total daily transaction value (NOK)
18/11/24	0	0	0
19/11/24	0	0	0
20/11/24	50,000	23.5904	1,179,519
21/11/24	50,000	23.6682	1,183,412
22/11/24	61,324	24.1077	1,478,380
Total current week:	161,324	23.8112	3,841,311
Total previously announced transactions under the program:	1,212,684	23.3393	28,303,219
Total transactions under the program:	1,374,008	23.3947	32,144,530