Update on European Biomass Expansion - Replacement
Cindrigo Holdings Limited has issued a replacement RNS to clarify its European biomass expansion, specifically noting that the energy plant's start in Q1 2026 has been delayed until the offtaker is operational, though joint venture discussions in Finland remain constructive and are progressing towards finalisation. The company's largest shareholder, Danir AB, has provided additional support through guarantees for a short-term loan facility of approximately £400,000 to facilitate the transaction's completion.
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Joint Venture Discussions at Advanced Stage' announcement released on 2 April 2026 at 16.31 under RNS No 3211Z.
The announcement contained the following incorrect paragraph:
While the process has taken longer than initially anticipated, discussions remain constructive and are progressing towards finalisation.
The corrected paragraph is set out below:
While the process has taken longer than initially anticipated, the Company has therefore, until the offtaker is operational, not been able to start its energy plant in Q1 2026 as previously anticipated. However, discussions remain constructive and are progressing towards finalisation.
All other details remain unchanged.
The full amended text is shown below.
Cindrigo Holdings Limited
("Cindrigo", the "Company" or the "Group")
Update on European Biomass Expansion:
Joint Venture Discussions at Advanced Stage
Cindrigo Holdings Limited (LSE: CINH), a sustainable energy developer, is pleased to provide an update on the expansion of its biomass operations, as previously announced on 23 December 2025.
The Company is in advanced discussions with prospective partners regarding the establishment of a biomass joint venture in Finland, which is intended to support Cindrigo's strategy of developing an integrated biomass platform.
While the process has taken longer than initially anticipated, the Company has therefore, until the offtaker is operational, not been able to start its energy plant in Q1 2026 as previously anticipated. However, discussions remain constructive and are progressing towards finalisation.
Danir AB ("Danir"), the Company's largest shareholder, has provided additional support through guarantees in respect of a short-term loan facility of approximately £400,000 to support the business through to completion of the transaction. This continued support reflects Danir's confidence in the Company's strategy and its understanding of the Group's biomass opportunity.
The Company looks forward to providing further updates in due course.
Biomass Expansion
Sustainable biomass provides reliable, non-intermittent, low-carbon heat and power, particularly for industrial users, district heating networks and other hard-to decarbonise sectors. Biomass power generation supports Europe's energy transition and helps to improve energy security.
The Finnish biomass market is undergoing significant structural change, driven by evolving industrial energy demand and increasing renewable power generation. As coal is phased out, biomass is increasingly being deployed as a transitional solution for existing power and heat infrastructure.
These dynamics are expected to support Cindrigo's planned expansion, and the Board is encouraged by the level of interest and engagement from potential joint venture partners to capitalise on the strong market opportunity.
Lars Guldstrand, CEO of Cindrigo, commented:
"We are pleased with the progress being made in advancing our biomass joint venture strategy and are now at an advanced stage of discussions with potential partners. Whilst the process has taken longer-than-anticipated to conclude, we have great confidence in the significant opportunity ahead, which we believe will give us a leading position in Finland's sustainable biomass market.
"The European sustainable biomass market is experiencing strong structural tailwinds as coal is phased out and demand increases for reliable, low-carbon and secure heat and power. This is creating a clear opportunity for integrated operators able to align production with end-user demand.
"Our strategy is to build a fully integrated sustainable biomass platform, linking heat and power generation with biomass production. By doing so, we aim to secure long-term offtake for our energy assets, strengthen operational control and drive greater revenue visibility, while creating a scalable platform for growth.
"This joint venture approach positions Cindrigo to capitalise on this opportunity, and we look forward to updating the market further as discussions conclude."
| Cindrigo Holdings Limited Lars Guldstrand, CEO | lg@cindrigo.com |
| Beaumont Cornish Limited (Sponsor) Roland Cornish / Asia Szusciak / Andrew Price | Tel: +44 (0)207 628 3396 |
| Capital Plus Partners Limited (Broker) Jonathan Critchley | Tel: +44 (0)207 432 0501 |
| St Brides Partners (Financial PR) Charlotte Page / Paul Dulieu / Will Turner | cindrigo@stbridespartners.co.uk |
Notes
The Company has a clear vision to create shareholder value by delivering secure, sustainable, affordable energy solutions that address two global priorities: meeting rising energy demand while improving environmental outcomes.
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