Visual Fan (stock symbol ALW) concluded the first half of 2026 with remarkable growth in key financial indicators, driven by the performance of the Group’s strategic business lines. During the January–June 2026 period, the Visual Fan Group recorded a consolidated turnover of RON 152.01 million—up 76.1% year-on-year—and a consolidated net profit of RON 12.15 million, an increase of 80.9% compared to H1 2025. The consolidated net margin reached 8%, up from 7.78% in the first half of the previous year.
On a standalone basis, Visual Fan S.A. reported a turnover of RON 132.79 million (up 74.6% versus H1 2025) and a net profit of RON 10.22 million, compared to RON 5.80 million in the same period of the previous year. The performance over these six months reflects the transformation strategy Visual Fan has built in recent years and the development of a business ecosystem in which ElectroIT, Allview Energy, Allview Auto, and ERA operate as complementary growth pillars. “The first-half results must be viewed in the context of the transformation Visual Fan is building for the coming years. The experience gained over more than two decades in technology enables us today to develop high-potential business lines in energy, electric mobility, software, and digital services. Allview Energy stands as one of the most powerful expressions of this evolution, driven by large-scale energy projects, storage systems, and proprietary technology such as Allview Certus. At the same time, Allview Auto, ElectroIT, and ERA contribute to a diversified business model where the Group’s capabilities complement one another, creating new growth opportunities.
We look ahead with the ambition to transform our experience and proprietary technology into projects, products, and solutions that deliver real value, and to expand Visual Fan’s relevance within the industries that will define the economy of the coming years,” stated Lucian Peticilă, CEO of Visual Fan S.A.
Allview Energy was a key driver of Visual Fan’s performance in the first half of 2026, executing large-scale energy projects that integrate renewable energy generation, storage, medium- and high-voltage infrastructure, and smart control systems under a Full EPC model.
A highlight of the period was the BESS Teiuș project—a storage system with a 120 MWh capacity—implemented on a Full EPC basis for Teiuș Solar S.R.L., a company affiliated with the Eurowind Energy group. Visual Fan managed the entire process, ranging from design and procurement to construction, technical integration, testing, and commissioning. At the same time, the company advanced the 65 MWh BESS Toplița project—carried out for Renovatio Trading—and added a major new project in Turda to its portfolio: a 50.9 MWp photovoltaic park, including the design and construction of the 20/110 kV transformer substation and the infrastructure required for connection to the National Energy System.
Alongside its infrastructure projects, Visual Fan is developing its proprietary technology component. Allview Certus – Energy Management System—an EMS/SCADA platform developed entirely by the Visual Fan team—extends Allview Energy’s expertise to the control, protection, monitoring, and optimization of BESS systems. Developed and refined under real-world operating conditions, Allview Certus helps integrate Full EPC design and execution capabilities with the technology that manages and optimizes energy infrastructure.
The Allview Auto division recorded significant results in the first half of 2026, amidst a dynamic market context shaped by legislative changes, new automotive sector regulations, and adjustments to vehicle purchase support programs. In the first six months of the year, Allview Auto posted a turnover of RON 11.80 million and a profit of RON 1.47 million, representing a margin of approximately 12.48%. Furthermore, the company achieved a market share of approximately 49% in the minicar segment—an increase of about 30% compared to the same period in 2025—placing it significantly ahead of its nearest competitor, which held a share of approximately 14.6%. This progress was driven by the CityZEN and the Allview 4City—a 100% electric model launched in March 2026 featuring an urban range of up to 300 km and safety features tailored to city driving. Public interest in the new model was further confirmed by the “Best Electric CityCAR 2026” Popularity Award, won based on reader votes. This accolade holds special significance for Allview Auto, as it was awarded directly by the public and reflects how potential users perceive the 4City.
In parallel, Allview Auto continued to develop its distribution and service network by adding eight new partner showrooms and strengthening its service and after-sales operations—key elements in supporting the customer experience and the brand’s growth.
The ElectroIT division continues to expand and diversify the Allview portfolio, leveraging the company’s more than two decades of experience in technology and consumer electronics. During the first half of the year, the portfolio was enhanced with new climate control solutions—including a 24,000 BTU model designed for commercial spaces and spacious living areas—the Allview Sensy Slim washing machine range, and new Smart TV models featuring webOS and QLED technology. These new products aim to integrate technology and energy efficiency into solutions tailored to an increasingly connected lifestyle.
