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Public Power Corporation SA
Public Power Corporation SA (PPC) stands as a cornerstone of Greece's energy landscape, holding the legacy of being the country's primary electricity provider since its inception in 1950. Embarking on a mission to electrify Greece, PPC initially harnessed the power of lignite coal, abundant in local resources, driving the nation's post-war industrial growth. As a vertically integrated utility, it has maintained a significant monopoly, stretching across electricity generation, distribution, and retail. The company's operations span a broad spectrum, from managing thermal power and hydroelectric plants to overseeing the national grid. While lignite remains a focal point, PPC has gradually diversified its energy mix, aligning with global trends toward sustainability. Renewable energy sources such as wind, solar, and hydropower have increasingly found a place in PPC's portfolio, reflecting an ardent push towards the green transition.
In recent years, PPC has embarked on a transformative journey, driven by regulatory changes and market liberalization, which introduced competition in the energy market. To maintain its market share and financial health, PPC has executed strategic initiatives aimed at digitalizing its infrastructure, improving operational efficiencies, and expanding its renewable energy capacity. A crucial aspect of PPC's revenue stream is its customer base; millions of residential and commercial consumers rely on PPC's infrastructure for their electricity needs. While still navigating the challenges of high legacy debt and evolving energy policies, the company ventured into partnerships and new ventures, enhancing its position in Southeast Europe's energy market. Through these multifaceted efforts, PPC is striving not only to evolve with the market's demands but also to anticipate the shifting sands of the energy sector, ensuring that it remains integral to Greece's economic and environmental future.
Public Power Corporation SA (PPC) stands as a cornerstone of Greece's energy landscape, holding the legacy of being the country's primary electricity provider since its inception in 1950. Embarking on a mission to electrify Greece, PPC initially harnessed the power of lignite coal, abundant in local resources, driving the nation's post-war industrial growth. As a vertically integrated utility, it has maintained a significant monopoly, stretching across electricity generation, distribution, and retail. The company's operations span a broad spectrum, from managing thermal power and hydroelectric plants to overseeing the national grid. While lignite remains a focal point, PPC has gradually diversified its energy mix, aligning with global trends toward sustainability. Renewable energy sources such as wind, solar, and hydropower have increasingly found a place in PPC's portfolio, reflecting an ardent push towards the green transition.
In recent years, PPC has embarked on a transformative journey, driven by regulatory changes and market liberalization, which introduced competition in the energy market. To maintain its market share and financial health, PPC has executed strategic initiatives aimed at digitalizing its infrastructure, improving operational efficiencies, and expanding its renewable energy capacity. A crucial aspect of PPC's revenue stream is its customer base; millions of residential and commercial consumers rely on PPC's infrastructure for their electricity needs. While still navigating the challenges of high legacy debt and evolving energy policies, the company ventured into partnerships and new ventures, enhancing its position in Southeast Europe's energy market. Through these multifaceted efforts, PPC is striving not only to evolve with the market's demands but also to anticipate the shifting sands of the energy sector, ensuring that it remains integral to Greece's economic and environmental future.
EBITDA Growth: Adjusted EBITDA reached EUR 1 billion for H1 2025, up 7% year-on-year, driven by strong Q2 performance and improved wind conditions.
Renewables Expansion: Installed renewables capacity rose to 6.3 GW, now accounting for 50% of total capacity, with a robust pipeline supporting the 2027 target.
Distribution Tariffs: Distribution EBITDA expected to improve in H2 due to approved higher tariffs in Greece, offsetting earlier delays.
Telecom Investment: Around EUR 250M spent on Greek fiber rollout so far; first signs from initial customer uptake are strong, with a long-term target of 400,000–500,000 customers.
Debt & Leverage: Net debt stands at EUR 6 billion with a net debt/EBITDA ratio of 3.2x, expected to rise to 3.3x by year-end but stay below the 3.5x ceiling.
2025 Guidance Reaffirmed: Management reiterated guidance for EUR 2 billion EBITDA and over EUR 0.4 billion net income, with a 50% increase in dividend per share to EUR 0.60 expected.
Romania Market Dynamics: Lifting of price caps seen as causing short-term churn, but PPC expects to remain competitive with its integrated offering.