Ørsted maintains its gross investment guidance of DKK 50-55 billion.

This is treated as guidance for the fiscal year it refers to (presumably 2026). True: Ørsted's reported gross investment for that year is between DKK 50 and 55 billion inclusive, and the guidance was not cut or raised out of the range afterwards. Mostly true: the reported figure is within DKK 1 billion outside the range. Mostly false: it is DKK 1-5 billion outside the range, or the guidance was revised out of the range later in the year. False: it is more than DKK 5 billion outside the range.

Set before the research began.

1. E1 Ørsted Q2 2026 net profit drops 79% to $106m Power Technology (GlobalData), republished on Yahoo Finance · 13 August 2026

   “Ørsted maintained its 2026 full-year guidance of EBITDA above DKr28bn, excluding new partnerships and cancellation fees, and its gross investment guidance of DKr50-55bn.”

2. E2 Interim financial report H1 2026.pub Ørsted · 13 August 2026 Own record

   “Full-year guidance on EBITDA and gross investments maintained.”

3. E3 Interim financial report Q1 2026.pub Ørsted · 6 May 2026 Own record

   “Full-year guidance on EBITDA and gross investments maintained.”

4. E4 Ørsted Q2 2026 net profit drops 79% to $106m Power Technology (GlobalData), republished on Yahoo Finance · 13 August 2026

   “Cash flow from operating activities decreased 64% to DKr2.6bn from DKr7.2bn, while gross investments declined 10% to DKr10.1bn.”

E1 and E2 show that on 2026-08-13 Ørsted maintained its 2026 gross investment guidance of DKK 50-55 billion, and E3 shows the same guidance was maintained in May 2026. The criteria turn on the reported full-year 2026 gross investment figure and on whether the guidance was revised later in the year. The evidence covers only the Q2 figure of DKr10.1bn (E4) and includes no full-year result or later guidance update, so the claim cannot be settled as of 2026-12-31.