BOOSTHEAT: insider trades · France · AMF

About BOOSTHEAT

BOOSTHEAT is a French listed company on Euronext Paris, historically focused on energy-efficiency technologies and the decarbonization of thermal uses. Founded in 2011, the company initially built its reputation around the development of a new generation of boilers and heating systems designed to reduce energy consumption and CO2 emissions. At the time of its listing on Euronext in October 2019, BOOSTHEAT was already promoting its first flagship product, BOOSTHEAT.20, a comprehensive heating solution combining condensing boiler technology with heat pump principles and featuring a patented thermal compressor aimed at improving energy performance. The company then operated an in-house manufacturing facility in Vénissieux, near Lyon, where products were assembled from start to finish. Over time, BOOSTHEAT has shifted from a purely industrial heating model toward a business centered more on monetizing its technological assets. In recent communications, the group describes itself as a French industrial and software player in energy efficiency, with significant development work around a hybrid compressor capable of operating in several modes, including Stirling heat pump, micro-cogeneration and hybrid heat pump configurations. In 2024, the company said it had successfully completed trials of this technology, which it considers a key step toward commercial and strategic value creation. BOOSTHEAT’s current strategy is broader than selling heating equipment alone. The company highlights several potential value-creation areas for its patented know-how, notably high-power compressors, data center cooling and, in particular, biomethane and biogas-related applications, where its technology could improve plant economics by lowering gas consumption. In July 2025, the group also announced the creation of Bitcoin Hold France, a subsidiary launched as a Bitcoin Treasury Company to strengthen the balance sheet and provide a longer-term financial reserve. From a financial and equity-market perspective, BOOSTHEAT remains a highly speculative small cap, shaped by significant historical dilution and a major balance-sheet restructuring. Its 2024 annual financial report refers to convertible bond-like instruments, share issuances and a net accounting loss for the year, underscoring a company in transition rather than one driven by scale industrial sales. Geographically, BOOSTHEAT is primarily based in France, with its historic industrial footprint in Vénissieux and its headquarters in Suresnes.