GreenHy2 Narrows Loss as It Pivots From Hydrogen to Battery and Supercapacitor Technologies

Tempo Australia Ltd ( (AU:H2G) ) has issued an update.

GreenHy2 Limited reported a 1,411% jump in revenue and other income for the year to 31 December 2025, largely driven by government grants that funded its research and development, while narrowing its net loss after tax by 16% to $974,347. Despite a 36% fall in year-end cash to $666,457, a subsequent capital raising lifted available cash to about $1.1 million, though net tangible asset backing per share halved to 0.07 cents.

During the year the company executed a major strategic shift, expanding beyond its original hydrogen offerings to prioritise PowerSafe sodium-ion and LFP battery systems and high-tech supercapacitors, as sentiment toward hydrogen’s role in the energy transition weakened. Hydrogen has been relegated to a secondary product line, with GreenHy2 positioning its battery and supercapacitor portfolio as core growth drivers across residential, commercial, industrial, utility and data-centre markets.

The most recent analyst rating on (AU:H2G) stock is a Hold with a A$0.01 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Tempo Australia Ltd stock, see the AU:H2G Stock Forecast page.

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GreenHy2 Limited is an energy technology company that has broadened its focus from hydrogen solutions into battery-based storage. Its primary products now include PowerSafe sodium-ion and LFP battery systems and compatible inverters, targeting residential, commercial, industrial and utility-scale customers, as well as defence, data centres and community battery projects. The company also offers Skeleton supercapacitor and hybrid SuperBattery products aimed at data centres and large energy users needing rapid high-power backup.

Average Trading Volume: 1,834,896

Technical Sentiment Signal: Strong Sell

Current Market Cap: A$6.88M

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