Shares of Enel S.P.A (ENLAY.PK,EN) were gaining around 2 percent in the morning trading in Italy after the electricity and gas company Tuesday issued its 2023-2025 Strategic Plan, expecting significant growth in earnings.
For fiscal 2023, the company projects Group net ordinary income of 6.1 billion euros to 6.3 billion euros and Group Ordinary EBITDA of 20.4 billion euros to 21 billion euros.
The outlook is higher than the estimated fiscal 2022 Group net ordinary income of 5.0 billion euros to 5.3 billion euros and Group Ordinary EBITDA of 19.0 billion euros to 19.6 billion euros.
Further, for fiscal 2024, Group net ordinary income is expected to be 6.7 billion euros to 6.9 billion euros and Group Ordinary EBITDA is expected to be 21.4 billion euros to 22 billion euros.
In 2025, Group net ordinary income is expected to reach 7.0 billion euros to 7.2 billion euros, and Group Ordinary EBITDAis expected to reach 22.2 billion euros to 22.8 billion euros.
The company said it expects to concentrate on integrated value chain pursuing sustainable electrification, covering approximately 90 percent of its fixed price sales with carbon-free electricity in 2025.
The company also projects to strategically reposition businesses and geographies, with a disposal plan worth around 21 billion euros in terms of positive contribution to the reduction of Group Net Debt.
The bulk of this plan is expected to be rolled out by the end of 2023, resulting in a more agile company focused on six "core countries.
Towards its aims, between 2023 and 2025, Enel expects to invest a total of around 37 billion euros, of which 60 percent supporting the Group's integrated commercial strategy, and 40 percent allocated to grids to support their role as enablers of the energy transition
CEO and General Manager of Enel said, "In the next three years, we will focus on integrated business models, digital know-how as well as businesses and geographies that can add value despite the current challenging scenario... Sustainability, which is fully embedded into our decisions, continues to be at the foundation of our Strategy, also leveraging on the acceleration of electrification across economies."
In Italy, Enel shares were trading at 5.19 euros, up 2 percent.
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