Yeşil Global Enerji (PWRU) Registration Filing summary
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Registration Filing summary
10 Mar, 2026Company overview and business model
Operates in the waste-to-energy sector, converting landfill gas and biogas into renewable electricity, with six power plants in Turkiye and expansion into geothermal and U.S. natural gas/data center projects.
Sells electricity under FX-linked tariffs, with 90% of production qualifying for USD-denominated revenue under Turkiye's YEKDEM program, providing revenue stability through at least 2030 for key assets.
Generates and monetizes carbon credits through verified MRV systems, producing about 2 million tons of credits annually, and aligns with EU compliance frameworks.
U.S. expansion includes oil and gas production, modular data centers, and crypto mining powered by captured natural gas, aiming for a vertically integrated energy and digital asset platform.
Focuses on sustainability, circular economy, and operational efficiency, leveraging proprietary technologies and strong municipal partnerships.
Financial performance and metrics
For the six months ended June 30, 2025: revenue was TRY 1.31 billion (down 18.6% YoY), gross profit TRY 434 million (down 9.2%), net profit TRY 396 million (down 82.9%).
For FY 2024: revenue was TRY 2.65 billion (down 9.6% YoY), gross profit TRY 992 million (up 21.3%), net profit TRY 2.34 billion (up 168.8%).
EBITDA for the six months ended June 30, 2025 was TRY 903 million; for FY 2024, TRY 2.11 billion.
Net working capital deficit as of June 30, 2025 was TRY 1.64 billion; cash and cash equivalents at period end were TRY 37.7 million.
Bank borrowings reduced from TRY 867 million at end-2024 to TRY 500 million at June 2025, with high-interest loans repaid in October 2025.
Use of proceeds and capital allocation
Net proceeds from the IPO will fund North American operations (oil/gas property acquisition, infrastructure, data centers), R&D in Turkiye and North America, and general corporate purposes.
Management has broad discretion over allocation; proceeds are expected to fund projects over the next 12 months.