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Austrian energy provider EVN aims to boost its operating profit (Ebitda) to 1.2 billion Euros by 2030, investing a billion Euros annually in the energy transition. Among these funds, the company plans to enhance grid infrastructure, expand renewable energy capacity, and deploy large-scale battery storage systems with a 300 Megawatt capacity, announced in a capital market day on Thursday.
The group reaffirmed its dividend plans, with the payout expected to rise to at least 1.10 Euros per share by the fiscal year 2029/30. For the ongoing fiscal year 2025/26 (as of end September), EVN had previously indicated that the dividend would remain at least at the previous year's level of 0.90 Euros per share. Once the investment cycle concludes, further incremental increases may be possible.
For the current fiscal year 2025/26 (ending September), the group anticipates an overall profit margin of 470 to 490 million Euros. In the first nine months, strong demand for electricity spurred a 4.9 percent rise in Ebitda to 748.5 million Euros. However, power generation from wind and hydro sources was weaker due to weather conditions.
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