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Last Earnings Call

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

Guidance raised: Endesa lifted its 2026 earnings outlook, now expecting net ordinary income to exceed EUR 2.4 billion after a strong first half and better visibility for the rest of the year.

Strong H1: EBITDA rose 20% to EUR 3.2 billion and net income climbed 41% to EUR 1.5 billion, with management pointing to regulated businesses, efficiency gains and solid cash generation.

Networks driving quality: Network EBITDA grew 24% to EUR 1.2 billion, helped by the new regulatory framework, while network CapEx accelerated sharply as the company leaned into grid investment.

Buyback on track: More than 50% of the EUR 2 billion share buyback was completed by end-June, and management said no extension or new program is currently being considered.

Retail resilience: The company said retail remained highly competitive, but margin improved thanks to pricing actions, lower sourcing costs and better customer quality.

Macro downside limited: Management said exposure to geopolitics and higher pool prices is limited because the business is heavily hedged and largely fixed-price to customers.

Key Financials
EBITDA
EUR 3.2 billion
Net income
EUR 1.5 billion
EPS
EUR 1.44 per share
Network EBITDA
EUR 1.2 billion
Networks share of EBITDA
36%
Regulated businesses share of EBITDA
approximately 50%
Gross CapEx
EUR 1.1 billion
Network CapEx
EUR 0.6 billion
Customer base
11.3 million
Free power customers
6.3 million
Renewable output
11 terawatt hours
Mainland emission-free output share
86%
Net financial debt
EUR 10.3 billion
Net financial debt to EBITDA
1.6x
FFO
EUR 2.3 billion
EBITDA to FFO
70%
FFO to net financial debt
38%
Net ordinary income guidance
exceed EUR 2.4 billion
Full-year EPS target achieved
more than 60%
Nonrecurring items in EBITDA
approximately EUR 0.2 billion
Late payment interest income
approximately EUR 0.1 billion
Early churn
down 5%
Fixed costs
down 8% year on year
Free power margin
EUR 56 per megawatt hour
Gas unitary margin
EUR 11 per megawatt hour
Ancillary services cost impact
below EUR 100 million
Share buyback progress
more than 50% of EUR 2 billion program completed
H1 hydro output
5.4 terawatt hour
Pumped storage output
up 29%
Battery pipeline
EUR 300 million
Battery capacity pipeline
around 400 megawatt
Distribution investment cap
up to EUR 10.2 billion
Outstanding grid capacity requests
45 gigawatt
Released capacity under decree
1.2 gigawatt in distribution and 1 gigawatt in transmission
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