La Française de l'Energie S.A. (EPA:FDE)

France · Delayed Price · Currency is EUR

38.10

+0.25 (0.66%)

Apr 28, 2026, 5:35 PM CET

31.38% (1Y)

Market Cap	201.55M
Revenue (ttm)	32.38M
Net Income (ttm)	2.70M
Shares Out	5.29M
EPS (ttm)	0.51
PE Ratio	74.50
Forward PE	74.02
Dividend	n/a
Ex-Dividend Date	n/a

Volume	13,632
Average Volume	30,085
Open	38.00
Previous Close	37.85
Day's Range	37.85 - 38.60
52-Week Range	25.50 - 47.00
Beta	0.38
RSI	46.37
Earnings Date	Apr 29, 2026

About La Française de l'Energie

La Française de l'Energie S.A., together with its subsidiaries, operates as a carbon-negative energy production company in France and internationally. It engages in the generation of electricity and heat though photovoltaic plants; purification and liquefaction of biogas, cold energy recovery and exchangers, landfill gas, flare gas, rare gases, etc.; and production of carbon dioxide and hydrogen. The company was founded in 2006 and is headquartered in Faulquemont, France. [Read more]

Industry Oil & Gas Exploration & Production

Sector Energy

Founded 2006

Employees 113

Stock Exchange Euronext Paris

Ticker Symbol FDE

Full Company Profile

Financial Performance

In fiscal year 2025, La Française de l'Energie's revenue was 30.37 million, a decrease of -3.42% compared to the previous year's 31.45 million. Earnings were 3.68 million, a decrease of -62.17%.

Financial Statements

News

La Française de l'Energie Earnings Call Transcript: H2 2025

Solid FY2025 results with EUR 30.4M revenue and 57% EBITDA margin, driven by stable core assets and strategic expansion in Norway. Major investments set to boost capacity and revenue from 2027, with 2030 targets of EUR 175M revenue and 300+ MW installed.

6 months ago - Transcripts

La Française de l'Energie Earnings Call Transcript: H2 2024

2024 saw strong EBITDA and net income margins despite only moderate revenue growth, as major investments and acquisitions expanded the project pipeline. Delays in authorizations and network constraints impacted gas revenues, but large projects in Norway and France are set to drive significant growth from 2025 onward.

1 year ago - Transcripts