Is EGT now set for revenues of £50m?
European Green Transition's founder and executive chairman Cathal Friel joins Vox to talk about the company's latest set of financial results - for the full year to December 2025 - and to lay out his vision for where EGT goes next. Last year was about building a foundation on which to conduct significant M&A, and in 2026 EGT has duly delivered on that vision. It has acquired a major wind services business operating in Ireland and the UK, and Friel is optimistic that revenues can go to £50 million in the medium term. EGT is already moving away from the start-up phase, and is now in a period of sustained consolidation and growth.
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