HydrogenPro Outsources Production to Longi, Halts Tianjin Operations Amid Financial Review
HydrogenPro has engaged Longi's manufacturing facilities, suspending operations at its Tianjin plant to cut costs. This strategic pivot towards asset-light production arises from a need to optimize financial resources amidst delayed hydrogen project investments.
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HydrogenPro has entered a joint agreement with Longi, securing 1GW of manufacturing capacity while closing its 500MW facility in Tianjin. The company aims to achieve annual savings exceeding NOK 20m ($2.2m) through this transition, which includes downsizing and cost reductions across various operational areas.
Despite financial pressures, HydrogenPro is in late-stage negotiations for projects valued around NOK 1bn over the next year. The firm reported a revenue drop to NOK 16m ($1.7m) in Q1 2025, with cash reserves declining to NOK 56m ($6.1m) from NOK 102m ($11.1m), highlighting the urgency for improved liquidity strategies.
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