SHERIDAN, WYOMING - April 14, 2026 - Hexagon Purus ASA, the Oslo-based manufacturer of hydrogen high-pressure Type 4 cylinders, battery systems, and vehicle integration solutions, has released a bundle of material disclosures ahead of its Annual General Meeting scheduled for 24 April 2026. The package covers Q4 2025 financial results, an Integrated Annual and Sustainability Report for the full fiscal year, and a stock exchange release confirming a financing agreement for the CIMC-Hexagon joint venture. Together, the filings give shareholders, OEM partners, and fleet operators a structured view of the company's financial performance, sustainability commitments, and joint-venture capital arrangements in the weeks immediately preceding the AGM.
Business impact
The financing agreement for the CIMC-Hexagon joint venture is the most commercially significant element of the disclosure cluster. Formalising a dedicated funding structure for a joint venture in the hydrogen equipment sector signals that the partnership has advanced beyond formation into capital-ready deployment, enabling production scale-up and coordinated market entry to proceed. Hexagon Purus serves OEMs, dealers, and fleet operators across medium- and heavy-duty trucking, bus, maritime, rail, aviation, off-highway, and passenger vehicle segments-giving the CIMC-linked entity broad addressable market exposure across transport modes. A confirmed financing agreement supports continuity of supply for customers whose procurement decisions depend on long-term supplier financial viability, particularly in capital-intensive hydrogen infrastructure build-outs. The company's global workforce of over 650 professionals is positioned to cover product development, manufacturing, service, and support across these customer groups.
Product Portfolio and Market Reach
Hexagon Purus operates across two primary solution streams. The infrastructure portfolio includes hydrogen high-pressure Type 4 cylinders, stationary storage systems, refueling infrastructure, hydrogen distribution systems, and high-pressure gas bundles. The mobility portfolio covers hydrogen fuel storage systems, battery systems, and full vehicle integration, with the Tern truck product specifically highlighted as the company's purpose-built zero-emission heavy transport offering. The breadth of markets addressed-from bus and maritime to rail, aviation, and passenger vehicles-means Hexagon Purus maintains production and certification capabilities spanning multiple regulatory environments and vehicle classes. Fleet operators and OEM procurement teams sourcing hydrogen containment or battery integration components at scale are the primary commercial audience for both portfolios.
Sustainability Reporting and AGM Governance
The Integrated Annual and Sustainability Report 2025 consolidates financial and non-financial performance in a single document, consistent with evolving European corporate reporting requirements and aligned with investor expectations around ESG accountability. Publishing it alongside Q4 results and ahead of the AGM gives shareholders a combined basis for evaluating business performance and sustainability governance in a single review cycle. Hexagon Purus is headquartered at Haakon VII's gate 2 in Oslo and operates under Norwegian public company governance rules. The 24 April 2026 AGM will proceed under the company's articles of association, with corporate governance documentation, financial calendar information, and IR contact details available to registered investors and analysts through the company's investor relations platform.
Key facts:
- Annual General Meeting of Hexagon Purus ASA scheduled for 24 April 2026 in Oslo
- Financing agreement for CIMC-Hexagon joint venture confirmed via stock exchange release
- Integrated Annual and Sustainability Report 2025 and Q4 2025 financial results published simultaneously
- Hexagon Purus employs over 650 professionals deployed across global locations
- Solution portfolio spans hydrogen Type 4 cylinders, stationary storage, refueling systems, battery systems, and vehicle integration across infrastructure and mobility segments