As expected on the track of Q1, energy prices weighed on Enel’s revenues but the group succeeded in generating higher margins in the backdrop of a better operating performance by Enel Grids and its final customers of End-User Markets. The group confirmed its FY2023 ordinary EBITDA guidance of €20.4-21bn, a DPS of €0.43, and indicated c.60% of the €21bn asset disposal programme has already been achieved.

26 Jul 2023
H1 23: lower revenues amid lower prices but EBITDA up significantly

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H1 23: lower revenues amid lower prices but EBITDA up significantly
Enel (ENEL:BIT), 0 | Enel SpA (ENEL:MIL), 0
- Published:
26 Jul 2023 -
Author:
Pierre-Alexandre Ramondenc -
Pages:
3 -
As expected on the track of Q1, energy prices weighed on Enel’s revenues but the group succeeded in generating higher margins in the backdrop of a better operating performance by Enel Grids and its final customers of End-User Markets. The group confirmed its FY2023 ordinary EBITDA guidance of €20.4-21bn, a DPS of €0.43, and indicated c.60% of the €21bn asset disposal programme has already been achieved.