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Last Earnings Call

Fiscal Period
Q2 2026
Call Date
Jul 29, 2026
AI Summary
Q2 2026

Solid half: Elia Group said the first half of 2026 was a period of solid execution, with stronger profitability and continued progress on major grid projects in Belgium and Germany.

Guidance reaffirmed: The company kept full-year net profit guidance for Elia Group share at EUR 690 million to EUR 740 million, while raising Belgium toward the top of its range and improving the outlook for International & holding activities.

CapEx trimmed: 2026 CapEx was cut by EUR 300 million, mainly because some spending has shifted out of this year and because of procurement and scheduling effects tied to major offshore projects, especially LanWin 6.

Regulatory progress: Management said Belgium’s new tariff methodology is constructive and Germany’s regulatory review is moving forward, though key decisions on WACC and incentives are still pending.

Project milestones: The group highlighted progress on Princess Elisabeth Island, Ventilus, Ostwind 3, North Sea Connector 2 and other backbone reinforcements, underscoring that execution remains on track.

Tarchon deal: Elia announced a planned investment in Project Tarchon, a 1.4 gigawatt U.K.-Germany interconnector, with minority exposure and most of the capital coming from CPP Investments and project financing.

Key Financials
Net profit Elia Group share
EUR 348.7 million
Adjusted profit for the period
almost EUR 411 million
Profit for the period
almost EUR 420 million
Belgium adjusted net profit
EUR 163 million
Germany adjusted profit for the period
EUR 250.8 million
International & holding adjusted profit for the period
minus EUR 3.2 million
CapEx
EUR 1.9 billion
Net debt excluding EEG
EUR 14.6 billion
Average cost of debt
3%
Hybrid bond
EUR 900 million
Revolving credit facilities
more than EUR 2 billion
Term loan repaid early
EUR 300 million
Belgian post-tax regulatory return on equity
around 8%
Belgium incentives
16 to 18
Return on equity contribution from incentives
around 2 percentage points
German grid investments through 2045
EUR 365 billion to EUR 392 billion
North Sea Connector 2 contract
EUR 1 billion
Princess Elisabeth Island caissons installed
19 of the 23
Ventilus transmission capacity
around 6 gigawatts
Bornholm Energy Island capacity
3 gigawatts
Baltic-German Power Link capacity
around 2 gigawatts
Tarchon capacity
1.4 gigawatts
Tarchon equity commitment
approximately GBP 200 million
Tarchon total CapEx spend
below GBP 5 billion
2026 Belgium grid investment
around EUR 1.7 billion
2026 Germany full-year investments
around EUR 4.8 billion
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