Opoura A/S Due Diligence

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Denmark · owned by Scorpio HoldCo A/S (Denmark) · opoura.com · 14 vendors

Opoura A/S (formerly SCADA International) is a Danish company that provides energy management software, power plant control systems, hardware engineering, and digital services for renewable energy assets including wind, solar PV, BESS, and hybrid parks. The company enables energy industry players — including IPPs, OEMs, EPCs, utilities, traders, and TSOs — to connect, control, and commercialize their assets across the energy transition. Headquartered in Silkeborg, Denmark, Opoura has a strong presence across Europe and North America.

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Compliance

15 in-scope frameworks identified; showing 3.

Energy Sector Preparedness Act — No public evidence

As a company operating in the Danish energy sector, providing solutions for critical infrastructure, Opoura A/S is subject to national preparedness legislation.

Electricity Supply Act — No public evidence

Opoura A/S provides grid connection services and power plant controllers, making their solutions integral to the operation of entities governed by the Electricity Supply Act.

Renewable Energy Act — No public evidence

Opoura A/S specializes in solutions that optimize the performance of renewable energy assets, a key area of focus for this legislation.

Financials

Three-year financials

Financial Resilience Score: 7/10

Opoura A/S (formerly SCADA International A/S, CVR 29526443) demonstrates strong qualitative indicators of financial resilience despite the absence of verified DKK figures in this report. The company received the Børsen Gazelle award in two consecutive years (2024 and 2025), which requires at least doubling revenue or gross profit over a four-year window, positive year-over-year growth each year, positive aggregate primary results, and positive equity. Two consecutive Gazelle awards is a strong independent signal of sustained, profitable, high-rate scaling. The business benefits from a diversified revenue mix across seven product/service lines (SCADA software, power plant control, energy trading software, hardware & engineering, OT/cybersecurity, power engineering, on-site services), recurring software revenue with high switching costs, and structural tailwinds from the energy transition (wind, solar, BESS, hybrid, PtX). Blue-chip customers (Siemens Gamesa, DTE Energy, Deutsche Windtechnik, World Kinect Energy Services, GOLDBECK SOLAR) suggest good receivables quality, and ISO 27001/9001/14001/45001 certifications support tender qualification. Key risks include private SME scale with potential customer concentration, hardware project-cycle sensitivity to renewables capex and interest rates, rebrand execution risk from SCADA International to Opoura, OT/cybersecurity liability exposure under NIS2, FX exposure across multi-country operations, and competitive pressure from established SCADA/EMS/energy-trading vendors such as Bazefield, Power Factors, AutoGrid, Inaccess, and emsys VPP. Score is moderate-to-strong pending verification of actual årsrapport figures.

Key strengths: Two consecutive Børsen Gazelle awards (2024 and 2025) indicating sustained high-rate profitable growth, Diversified revenue across seven product/service lines, Recurring/sticky SCADA software revenue with high switching costs, Structural tailwind from energy transition (wind, solar, BESS, hybrid, PtX), Blue-chip customer base (Siemens Gamesa, DTE Energy, Deutsche Windtechnik, World Kinect, GOLDBECK SOLAR), ISO 27001:2022, 9001:2015, 14001:2015, 45001:2018 certifications, A/S legal form with minimum DKK 400k share capital and full public filing, Long operating history since 2007 under SCADA International brand

Risk factors: Private SME scale with potential customer concentration risk, Hardware business exposure to renewables capex cycles and interest rates, Rebrand execution risk transitioning from SCADA International to Opoura, OT/cybersecurity liability exposure under NIS2 regulation, FX exposure from multi-country operations with DKK reporting, Crowded competitive landscape in SCADA/EMS/energy-trading software, Project-driven revenue volatility in hardware and engineering segment

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