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Fundamental Analysis

What Red Electrica Corporacion Does

Utilities

Red Eléctrica Corporación is the company that runs Spain’s high-voltage electricity transmission grid. It owns and maintains the power lines, substations, and control systems that move electricity from generators to local utilities and distribution networks, and it also helps balance the grid so supply and demand stay in sync.

Headquarters
Spain ES
Employees
2 117
IPO date
Jul 7, 1999
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What is the Intrinsic Value of one RE2 stock?

The intrinsic value for Red Electrica Corporacion SA (RE2) under the Base Case is hidden EUR.

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Compared with the current market price of 7.05 EUR, the stock appears hidden.

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