Energy One (ASX: EOL) FY 2024 Results Demonstrate Stronger Second Half
Energy One (ASX: EOL) produced record revenue in FY 2024, though profit was down.
Energy One (ASX: EOL) is a software and services provider serving wholesale energy market participants in Australia, UK and Europe. Energy One software allows users to dispatch and trade electricity and gas, while the Energy One services division provides energy trading and risk management services to energy market participants. While the vast majority of Energy One revenue is recurring, or quasi-recurring in nature, the margins differ between different product lines. Software revenues enjoy the highest margins, followed by service revenues, then lastly one-off implementation projects.
Energy One (ASX: EOL) produced record revenue in FY 2024, though profit was down.
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Energy One (ASX: EOL) reported a weak profit result but still grew recurring revenue by 16%, in what was a tough half.
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FY 2021 was a Synchronous Bloom for Energy One (ASX:EOL) but growth will be harder to find in FY 2022.
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Energy One (ASX: EOL) shares have enjoyed a strong run and today the company says it is tracking ahead of guidance.