Redeia says 2025 social impact totals 18.62 euros per euro of net profit
Reuters2026/07/30 08:45- Redeia reported 18.62 euros of social impact per euro of net profit in 2025, based on its fourth annual impact measurement and management report.
- The company framed territorial socioeconomic development as its main value driver, tied to essential electricity and connectivity services.
- It cited 99 social innovation projects across nearly 390 municipalities in 2025, supported by more than 100 partner entities.
- Redeia also reported investment of more than EUR 1.6 billion across Spain, Chile, Peru; Spain contribution about EUR 1.1 billion to GDP, 15,000 jobs.
- The report uses a monetized impact model covering 22 externalities, drawing on international frameworks including WBCSD, Capitals Coalition, VBA, IFVI, Harvard Business School.
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