Ampeak Energy to host strategic update at Newport Energy Park

SAE Renewables

Ampeak Energy Limited (LON:AMP) has announced it will host an Investor Day on Monday, 3rd November 2025, at Uskmouth Sustainable Energy Park in Newport, Wales.

Led by Ampeak Energy’s executive management team, the event will provide a comprehensive strategic update on the business. The event will also provide an opportunity to take tours of the site and hear presentations from the senior team.

Venue capacity is limited, and all attendees must register through Ben Bayley to express their interest in attending. For more information and to register interest, please email [email protected].

No new material information regarding current trading will be disclosed at the site visit.

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