Cindrigo Holdings Limited (CINH:LSE) delivered an investor presentation outlining its clean energy growth strategy and operational progress following its recent London Stock Exchange main market listing. CEO Lars Guldstrand emphasised Cindrigo’s focus on base-load renewable power generation, targeting 1GW of installed capacity across Europe. The company operates two key assets — a 110MW forestry waste-to-energy plant in Finland expected to commence operations by year-end 2025, and three large geothermal licence areas in Germany’s Upper Rhine Valley with 300MW potential, including heat, power, and lithium extraction. Management detailed strong German government support for geothermal projects, including up to 90% drilling insurance and long-term tariff guarantees. CFO Dag highlighted that Cindrigo’s LSE listing and Green Economy Mark recognition provide a solid platform for future institutional funding and expansion. Near-term milestones include finalising customer offtake in Finland, securing two additional German project extensions, and initiating drilling in 2026. The company’s five-year outlook targets steady cash flow from Finland, staged geothermal expansion in Germany, and selective acquisition of complementary renewable assets. Management reiterated confidence in Cindrigo’s strong asset base, experienced leadership, and ability to deliver shareholder value through disciplined project execution and sustainable energy development.