more than 1,000 million revenues
ampere is reinventing itself after a period marked by anxiety as the technology group rolls out a bold strategic and transformation blueprint. The plan commits almost 500 million euros in investment aimed at boosting growth and profitability over the next several years. It also signals a push to strengthen the company’s footprint through selective acquisitions that augment capacity and market reach.
“Today marks the first day of the new Amper”, stated Enrique López Pérez, the recently appointed chief executive officer overseeing the 2023-2026 strategic plan. The announcement took place on the Madrid Stock Exchange, signaling a relaunch of Zelenza Group under new ownership. López Pérez has held a defining stake since the previous year, representing a reference shareholder at 7.9 percent.
The strategy targets simultaneous expansion across three core areas: defense and security, energy and sustainability, and telecommunications. Growth will be driven by a combination of organic development and acquisitions across all three sectors. The plan calls for 493 million euros in investments over four years, with at least 182 million earmarked specifically for acquisitions.
Amper has identified ten corporate initiatives in various stages of development, with some potentially concluding this year. The company intends to leverage a robust ecosystem of small and medium enterprises, forming alliances and absorbing smaller players to lift capabilities. Inorganic growth is described as a central pillar to achieving the group’s ambitious goals by the new leadership. (Source: Amper strategy briefing)
more than 1,000 million revenues
The roadmap for 2026 envisions a near tripling of revenue, targeting 1.008 billion euros, supported by 337 million euros in revenues and a gross operating profit of 123 million euros last year, a sharp rise from 18.5 million the year before. This trajectory underscores Amper’s intent to scale across its three principal sectors while maintaining a clear emphasis on profitability and sustainable leverage management. (Source: corporate earnings update)
Amper seeks to deepen its role in technology, industry, and engineering within its three strategic domains: defense and security, renewable energy with a focus on offshore wind, and telecommunications. Governments have highlighted these sectors as critical in the evolving geopolitical landscape, signaling strong growth prospects for the company and its partners. (Source: industry outlook commentary)
By leaning on a base of reference shareholders to underpin the strategic transformation, Amper aims to strengthen its capital structure and reduce leverage. The goal is to keep the debt ratio in a band that aligns with growth, targeting a multiple around two to three times EBITDA, supporting a balanced expansion while preserving financial resilience. (Source: investor relations notes)