Eon to invest over EUR 40bn by 2028

Planned investments in electricity grids and other infrastructure have led the German energy company to raise its investment forecast by around 30%.
E.ON's grid operations director Leonard Birnbaum, will be kept busy over the next few years. | Photo: Thilo Schmuelgen
E.ON's grid operations director Leonard Birnbaum, will be kept busy over the next few years. | Photo: Thilo Schmuelgen
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German E.ON is raising its investment guidance for the next four years by approximately 30% to EUR 42bn, with a focus on energy networks and energy infrastructure solutions.

This is an increase for the period 2024-28 from the previous forecast of EUR 33bn, according to the annual report released on Wednesday morning.

Last year, adjusted EBITDA earnings amounted to EUR 9.4bn, which was above the analyst consensus of EUR 9bn gathered by Bloomberg News.

In the current financial year, adjusted EBITDA earnings are expected to fall to the level of EUR 8.8-9.0bn, which is also above analyst expectations of EUR 8.51bn.

By 2028, this item is expected to increase to more than EUR 11bn.

(Translated using DeepL with additional editing by Catherine Brett)

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