Edison FY26 H1 net profit drops 43.82% to EUR 100 million; revenue falls to EUR 8.96 billion
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- Edison posted first-half sales revenue of EUR 8.96 billion, down to EUR 607 million in EBITDA.
- Net profit attributable to shareholders fell to EUR 100 million, while operating profit slid to EUR 203 million.
- Investments rose 13% to EUR 315 million, with 79% aligned to UN Sustainable Development Goals.
- Net financial debt remained in a net cash position of EUR 254 million, up from EUR 219 million at end-2025.
- It cut its 2026 EBITDA forecast to EUR 1.1 billion-EUR 1.2 billion amid volatility, competition and below-average hydrology.
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