Enel (ENEL.MI, ENL.DE) reported a significant decline in its fiscal 2025 profit, dropping to €4.2 billion from €7.0 billion the previous year. The company’s earnings per share from continuing operations also fell to €0.39, down from €0.67. Despite these challenges, ordinary EBITDA saw a slight increase of 0.3% to €22.87 billion, with a notable 2.0% rise when excluding the impact of recent divestitures in Peru and Italy.
This performance highlights the mixed results within Enel’s operations, particularly driven by its Thermal Generation and Trading segment, which benefited from increased trading volumes. However, the decline in net ordinary income and earnings per share signals potential headwinds for investor sentiment and stock performance. Enel shares closed at €9.44, reflecting a 1.53% drop.
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Source: nasdaq.com