EDF Group SA (EDFEF.PK) said its 2011 net income attributable to non-controlling interests was up to 236 million euros from 229 million euros last year. Earnings per share rose to 1.63 euros from 0.55 euros a year ago.
The company said figures for last year have been restated for the impact of the change in presentation of EDF Luminus' optimization activities.
Net income excluding non recurring items were 3.52 billion euros, up 13.4% from last year.
Sales were 65.31 billion euros, compared to 65.32 billion euros in the previous year. The company posted organic growth of 2.7%.
Henri Proglio, Chairman and Chief Executive of EDF said, "2011 was marked by solid financial and operating results despite a troubled environment. In France and the United Kingdom, nuclear generation exceeded targets, underscoring the marked improvement in operating performance.."
Further, the EDF Board of Directors will propose the payment of a total dividend of 1.15 euros for 2011 at the Shareholders' Meeting on 24 May 2012.
The company also said it is in a position to confirm its financial guidance for profitable growth over the period 2011-2015. The company expects EBITDA of 4-6% average annual growth and net income excluding non-recurring items of 5-10% average annual growth. 2012 objectives are in line with this financial guidance, with a dividend at least stable compared to the one paid for 2011.
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