Maire has set an ambitious goal of 13 billion euros in revenue by 2035, supported by a new industrial plan that includes a significant investment of 1.4 billion euros in acquisitions and technological advancements. A key highlight of this strategy is the potential for Nextchem, Maire's operational division dedicated to energy transition, to either welcome a new partner or go public, with an estimated valuation of around 4 billion euros. The company's leadership is optimistic about the significant growth trajectory of Nextchem, projecting it could account for approximately 45% of the group's EBITDA by the end of this plan.

Despite current global tensions, Maire's stock saw a notable increase of 6.79%, closing at 14 euros. The CEO, Alessandro Bernini, addressed concerns regarding the ongoing conflict and its impact on the company's operations in the area, reassuring investors that "energy infrastructures are not currently under attack" and that Maire has sufficient supplies in stock for at least the next four to five months. This statement aims to mitigate investor fears and sustain confidence in Maire’s growth initiatives within the energy sector.

Maire’s strategic approach, particularly with Nextchem, highlights the growing importance of energy transition initiatives in today’s market. As companies increasingly focus on sustainability and innovation in energy, the steps taken by Maire could position the group favorably in the competitive landscape, potentially drawing interest from investors who are looking to engage in sectors poised for significant expansion as part of the global shift towards renewable energy and sustainability practices.