Alright… Inderes has just started following a company called Metacon. I thought I’d start a thread for this, even though I knew almost nothing about the company before today. The field is also completely new to me, so don’t be surprised by my ramblings. My sources were Inderes’ materials, Google, and the company’s website. ![]()
Company in brief:
Metacon is an energy technology company that develops and sells small and large energy solutions for hydrogen production, electricity, and heat. The company was founded in 2011 and holds patented technologies for hydrogen production from biogas or other hydrocarbon derivatives. Its product range includes, for example, gas refueling stations and larger CHP systems. The company’s headquarters are located in Örebro.
History
The company was founded in 2011 to invest in and market hydrogen-related products. The first acquisition was made in 2013 when Helbio was acquired, whose patents and expertise were utilized in the commercialization of catalytic reformers. By 2016, the company had delivered a few devices.
The company was listed in 2018 and began building a factory in Greece. Soon after, the company delivered its first reformers as well as a few CHP and APU systems.
A significant step was taken in 2021 when the company acquired Water2H2 to enter the electrolysis market. This then initiated a project to convert biogas into hydrogen using Metacon’s reformer. Metacon entered into a licensing agreement with PERIC to manufacture its own electrolyzers.
This is apparently the company’s core business:
After watching the company’s mission and vision
The company’s board and other management can be found behind this link:
https://metacon.se/leadership/
The company’s CEO Christer Wikner was already interviewed by @Anton_Damsten three months ago. ![]()
Metacon is an energy technology company that develops and sells small and large energy systems for the production of hydrogen, electricity, and heat. The company was founded in 2011 and holds patented technology for the production of hydrogen from biogas or other hydrocarbons. Listen to CEO Christer Wikner as he is interviewed on Equity stories with Inderes.
Contents: 00:00 Start 00:19 Introduction to Metacon 02:01 Key Products 05:30 Competitive Advantages 10:43 Metacon’s Strategy 15:10 Creating Shareholder Value Going Forward
Metacon AB and Uppvidinge Vätgas organized the opening of a public hydrogen refueling station. The aim was to demonstrate that it is possible to transition Sweden’s fuel supply from imported fossil fuels to locally produced green hydrogen.
I see a certain brotherhood in this company, which I feel nostalgic about with my hydrogen brothers:
And then the best part, here’s a fresh COMPREHENSIVE REPORT by Anton, which is available for everyone to read, meaning there are no paywalls. ![]()
Green hydrogen equipment provider Metacon has grown its revenues significantly by securing several electrolyzer orders. With the strong demand outlook for green hydrogen, we see potential for continued robust revenue growth. Due to still negative cash flow, Metacon has depended on share issues to finance its operations. Large orders could quickly take the company to cash flow positivity, but visibility into future orders and profitability improvements is currently low, and further equity issues are possible. Hence, we currently see the stock’s short-term drivers and risk-to-reward ratio as insufficient.



