EGT Strengthens Wind Tech Platform With Increased Stake in Anemos

European Green Transition (AIM: EGT) has taken another strategic step in building its wind energy platform, increasing its stake in Anemos Analytics from 52% to 79%.

The move reinforces EGT’s commitment to data-driven infrastructure services, positioning the group to capitalise on the growing demand for predictive maintenance across ageing wind assets with other potential applications.

Tapping Into a Growing Structural Trend

As wind fleets mature, the risk of component failure and unplanned downtime increases significantly—creating a clear and expanding market need.

Anemos directly addresses this challenge through:

• 24/7 real-time turbine monitoring
• High-frequency data capture via tri-axial sensors
• Early detection of mechanical degradation

This allows operators to shift from reactive to proactive maintenance, reducing costs, improving uptime, and protecting revenue.

Building an Integrated Wind Services Model

Crucially, Anemos doesn’t operate in isolation.

Its technology feeds directly into EGT’s broader platform—particularly through Earthmill, the group’s maintenance and repair subsidiary.

This creates a fully integrated model whereby Anemos can detect issues early allowing Earthmill to act on site quickly.

The result is a streamlined, end-to-end solution that enhances operational efficiency while unlocking both cost and revenue synergies across the group.

Low-Cost, High-Conviction Expansion

EGT’s increased ownership has been achieved through a modest £40,000 working capital facility, resolving short-term funding constraints within Anemos (a result of its previous parent company's liquidation) and lifting its stake to 79%.

Given EGT’s existing operational involvement and strategic alignment, the Board views this as a highly attractive capital deployment, securing greater exposure to a business already showing strong early momentum.

Early Traction With Recurring Revenue Visibility

Despite launching just over a year ago, Anemos has already:

• Deployed its technology across 119 turbines in the UK
• Secured contracts for additional installations
• Built a growing pipeline of new opportunities

Importantly, contracts are structured on five-year terms, providing:

• Recurring revenue
• Strong forward visibility
• Scalable growth potential

Expansion Opportunities Beyond Wind

While the immediate focus remains on the UK onshore wind sector, the opportunity extends further.

Anemos is actively exploring applications across:

• Larger wind assets
• Hydropower
• Shipping
• Broader industrial sectors

This opens the door to multi-sector adoption of its monitoring technology, significantly expanding its addressable market.  Executive Chairman, Cathal Friel has previosly described Anemos as a potential 'jewel in the crown' with the long-term potential for Anemos to be 'spun off' into a new company in its own right with EGT shareholders benefiting from a stake in both companies.

Positioned for Accelerated Growth

With deeper ownership, operational integration, and growing commercial traction, EGT is now well positioned to accelerate Anemos’ next phase of growth based on its leading technology, proven early adoption since launch, its recurring revenue model and clear expansion pathways into other sectors.

This move highlights EGT’s broader strategy to enhance its collective businesses through technology, services and M&A

By combining predictive analytics with operational delivery, EGT is building a higher-margin, scalable platform aligned with the long-term needs of the energy transition.

For a deeper dive into EGT's overall business read our blog: Is this company's acquisition the deal of 2026? European Green Transition ("EGT") secures profit making critical infrastructure services platform.