Here is the most important news from the unlisted companies listed on Eqvor's platform over the past week.
CorPower Ocean — the world's first certified wave power
| Certification | DNV Prototype Certificate — first in the world |
| Applies to | The C4 unit · standard DNV-SE-0120 |
| Tested for | Storm waves of up to 18.5 metres |
| Review process | Seven years |
In the company's own words, the certification moves wave power from promising to proven and bankable. A third-party proof that lowers the technical risk and opens the way for project financing ahead of the first industrial wave farms in Portugal and Scotland.
In a capital-intensive field, it is often precisely an independent certification that separates pilot projects from financeable infrastructure. The step to commercial scale remains, and will be decided in the first farms.
The same week, the board was strengthened with two heavyweight names from the energy sector: Catherine Gras, with 25 years of experience at ENGIE and former CEO of Storengy in the United Kingdom and Germany, and Santiago Gil, head of Climate Tech Venture Capital at Santander Alternative Investments.
Source: CorPower Ocean (press releases).
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Voi — record quarter and 200 million euros passed
Q2 2026 vs Q2 2025
| Net sales | 68.8 MEUR (+47%) |
| Adjusted EBITDA | 19.7 MEUR (+97%) |
| EBIT | 9.9 MEUR (1.4 MEUR) |
| Vehicle profit | 44.1 MEUR (+56%) |
| Cash flow from operating activities | 25.2 MEUR (11.5 MEUR) |
| Net debt ratio | 1.76x (2.41x in Q1) |
For the first time, Voi passed 200 million euros in net sales on a rolling twelve-month basis — and operating profit was the highest ever in a single quarter.
The fleet grew 38 per cent after more than 50,000 new vehicles in the spring, while revenue per vehicle per day rose 7 per cent. Growth and efficiency at the same time.
The company is now established in London and Paris, two of the world's largest micromobility markets, and France is the fastest-growing geography, with new e-bike tenders in Marseille and Nantes. The second half of the year includes Voi's seasonally strongest months.
Source: Voi Technology, interim report Q2 2026.
Exeger — smaller loss, weaker sales
| Net loss | 285 MSEK (down ~1/3) |
| Sales | Fell for the second year in a row |
The solar cell company behind the light-charging technology Powerfoyle reports a reduced loss — though still at high levels — while its already modest sales fell for another year.
The company still has some way to go before a commercial breakthrough.
Source: Exeger, annual report.
Vägen till Exit — new episode with Björn Bringes
He has built companies for twenty years — and has only been an employee for seven months of his entire life. In this week's bonus episode of Eqvor's podcast Vägen till Exit, we meet Björn Bringes, founder of Alpcot.
The conversation is about what two decades of company building have taught him about what makes a company sustainable over time — and what you can take from his experience into your own analysis of unlisted companies. New episode every Tuesday at 06:00.
