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Doosan Enerbility FY25 Consolidated Profit Down; Issues FY26, Mid-term View

By RTTNews Staff Writer   ✉   | Published:   | Follow Us On Google News

Doosan Enerbility Co., Ltd. (034020.KS), a heavy industrial company, reported Friday lower consolidated profit in fiscal 2025, while on a Standalone basis, the company reported a profit, compared to last year's loss.

Looking ahead for fiscal 2026, the company projects sales of 7.4 trillion won and orders of 13.3 trillion won.

Further, the firm established an expanded 5 years mid-term plan to accelerate core growth in Nuclear and GT, aligned with global energy portfolio shifts, driving faster profitability improvement.

The company expects sales of 11.7 trillion won and orders of 16.4 trillion won for fiscal 2030.

In South Korea, the shares were gaining around 2.9 percent, trading at 98,300.00 won.

In the year, consolidated net income was 205 billion Korean won, lower than last year's 395 billion won.

Standalone net income for the year was 508 billion won, compared to loss of 170 billion won a year ago.

consolidated EBITDA was 1.20 trillion won, compared to 1.41 trillion won a year ago.

Consolidated sales grew 5.1 percent to 17.06 trillion won from 16.23 trillion won last year.

Standalone revenues were 7.12 trillion won, compared to 6.32 trillion won last year.

Orders reached 14.73 trillion won, significantly higher than 7.13 trillion won a year ago.

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