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Ceres Power "Powering Up: royalty upside takes PT to £9.7, and we see..."
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Ceres Power "Powering Up: royalty upside takes PT to £9.7, and we see..."
o 2030 estimates
if traction continues with data centre customers via their partners in SOFC. Ceres is set for 2026 to be
a transformation year for EBITDA breakeven and restructuring has driven cash burn down to ~£20m
a year, from £40m a year (when no partner joins), and we now forecast positive FCF generation
across 2026-28. The recent partnership with Centrica further repositions SOFC tech as a serious
solution where the grid rollout is constrained. Further licence momentum is likely in 2026/27, as
Ceres commercialises its unique solid oxide (SO) tech which has an attractive cost trajectory vs. peers
and traditional power generation technology.
EVIDENCE Partners have signalled strong capital commitments, and Weichai signed a licence deal in 2025 after
it invested ~£220m from 2018-22 in Ceres’ technology, and Doosan has a factory open in S. Korea
and has medium-term targets for ~200MW of capacity.
WHAT´S PRICED IN? We think ~6GW of fuel cell (SOFC) cumulative deliveries, are priced in currently. That compares to a
total addressable market of 20GW p.a by 2030 estimated by Ceres. As a reminder, 1GW of
shipments for SOFC is equivalent to £50-100m of EBITDA, with a stack replacement life of ~5 years.Please
Upside/Downside
Spectrum
Electrolyser
2027E new licence Valuedrivers Royalties in 2027 SOEC market share WACC
partners
2030-50E
£12.0/share upside 2 new partners £30m 25% 9.0%
£9.7/share base 1 new partner £12m 15% 10.5%
£4.0/share downside No new partner £4m 5% 12.0%
Source: UBS estimates
Company Description Ceres Power is a technology licensing company, with highly differentiated 'solid oxide' fuel cell
(SOFC) and electrolyser products.
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