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John Cockerill Hydrogen Finalizes a €116 Million Capital Increase to Continue Its Strategic Development Plan - Hydrogen Central

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John Cockerill Hydrogen finalizes a €116 million capital increase to continue its strategic development plan John Cockerill Hydrogen is continuing its expansion across Europe and internationally, successfully completing the planned €116 million capital raise to support its strategic development. The support of SFPIM and Wallonie Entreprendre strengthens the John Cockerill Group’s Belgian roots, while SLB and Rely reaffirm their commitment to Joh…
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In addition to the John Cockerill Group, the raising of funds was followed by the Federal State and the Walloon Region, through the Société fédérale de participations et d'investissement (SFPIM) and Wallonie Entreprise. There is also the presence of the Franco-American parapetrolier group SLB and Rely, a joint venture between the group and Technip Energies. The novelty comes from the arrival of Fluxys, with its subsidiary Fluxys Hydrogen.

17:55 Gas network operator Fluxys is investing in the capital of Belgian industrial group John Cockerill via a subsidiary. The latter is raising 116 million euros in fresh money via a capital operation.

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De Tijd broke the news in Belgium on Wednesday, June 25, 2025.
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