Lhyfe in the news

Lhyfe plans hybrid electrolysers that switch between green and low-carbon hydrogen to enhance ROI under new EU rules.

Lhyfe is proceeding with its major Le Cheylas green hydrogen project in France, expanding production capacity and denying large layoffs despite media claims.

Lhyfe is proceeding with its largest green hydrogen production project in France, supplying hydrogen for regional mobility despite market challenges.

Lhyfe launched its first green hydrogen production plant in Germany, producing renewable hydrogen to decarbonize heavy-duty transport and support regional hydrogen infrastructure.

Lhyfe cancels its green hydrogen plant project in Ingrandes due to funding and market challenges, leading to job cuts and uncertainty for the local industrial park.

Lhyfe canceled its green hydrogen plant near Châtellerault due to funding and market challenges, leading to job losses and uncertainty for the industrial site.

Lhyfe almost doubled its revenue in 2025 to 9.8 million euros, expanding deliveries and production capacity across Europe.

Lhyfe plans to cut half its workforce despite revenue growth, reflecting challenges in the green hydrogen market and shifting focus to industrial and European markets.

Lhyfe anticipates nearly doubling its revenue in 2025 due to increased activity and new client contracts, with its stock price stable at 2.85 euros.

Lhyfe's revenue almost doubled in a year due to expanded clients, increased green hydrogen production, and unique European certification of its sites.

Lhyfe disclosed its share capital details as of January 2026 and highlighted its leadership in green hydrogen production across Europe with multiple pioneering projects.

Lhyfe nearly doubled its 2025 revenue to 9.8 million euros by expanding green hydrogen production and signing new European supply contracts.

Lhyfe intends to cut costs by 30% through workforce reductions, but denies reports that half the staff will be laid off.

Lhyfe nearly doubled its 2025 revenue by expanding hydrogen supply contracts and deliveries across Europe, increased production capacity with new sites, and plans cost reductions to enhance profitability.

Lhyfe nearly doubled its 2025 revenue by expanding hydrogen deliveries and production capacity across Europe, focusing on mature markets and cost reduction to drive profitability.

Lhyfe nearly doubles its 2025 revenue to 9.8 million euros by expanding deliveries, client base, and production capacity while focusing on mature European markets and cost reduction.

Lhyfe doubled its 2025 revenue to nearly 10 million euros by expanding green hydrogen deliveries and signing multiple multi-year supply contracts across Europe.

Lhyfe nearly doubled its 2025 revenue driven by higher production and new contracts, and plans a major reorganization with cost cuts and job reductions in 2026.

Lhyfe doubled its 2025 revenue to €10 million by expanding green hydrogen deliveries and production capacity across Europe while refocusing strategy to cut costs and prioritize mature projects.

Lhyfe is reportedly preparing significant job cuts amid market challenges and cost reduction efforts, despite optimistic public statements.