Snam benefited from a higher Regulated Asset Base (RAB) and +100% growth in the energy efficiency business resulting in a strong 12.9% growth for the top line. However, EBITDA remained almost stable with a modest 1.5% growth as the group had to sell gas inventory excesses accumulated at higher prices in the past quarters. The guidance was confirmed for 2023 with an EBITDA target of €2.4bn and a €70m contribution from the Energy Transition business.

16 May 2023
1Q 2023: Solid growth in revenue however consumed by excess inventory destocking

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1Q 2023: Solid growth in revenue however consumed by excess inventory destocking
Snam (SRG:BIT), 0 | Snam S.p.A. (SRG:MIL), 0
- Published:
16 May 2023 -
Author:
Pierre-Alexandre Ramondenc -
Pages:
3 -
Snam benefited from a higher Regulated Asset Base (RAB) and +100% growth in the energy efficiency business resulting in a strong 12.9% growth for the top line. However, EBITDA remained almost stable with a modest 1.5% growth as the group had to sell gas inventory excesses accumulated at higher prices in the past quarters. The guidance was confirmed for 2023 with an EBITDA target of €2.4bn and a €70m contribution from the Energy Transition business.