In 2025, Hidroelectrica had results affected by the decrease in electricity production and prices on the balancing market, recording the lowest hydroelectric production in the history of Romania. The company's revenues increased by 5%, reaching 9.6 billion lei, but EBITDA decreased by 17%, and operating profit fell by 20%. Total net electricity production decreased by 15%, and hydroelectric production dropped by 15%.
Despite unfavorable hydrological conditions, the company managed a recovery in the last quarters, supported by energy purchases. Hidroelectrica sold 14 TWh, with a 175% increase in energy purchases from the market. Selling prices increased, and revenues from electricity supply rose by 48%, reflecting an increase in the customer base and an effective adaptation to market conditions.
Despite unfavorable hydrological conditions, the company managed a recovery in the last quarters, supported by energy purchases. Hidroelectrica sold 14 TWh, with a 175% increase in energy purchases from the market. Selling prices increased, and revenues from electricity supply rose by 48%, reflecting an increase in the customer base and an effective adaptation to market conditions.
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Profitul Hidroelectrica a scăzut cu 20% anul trecut, până la 3,3 miliarde de lei. „Cea mai mică producție de energie hidro din istroria României”
Hidroelectrica, cea mai mare companie din România, evaluată la 68 mld. lei pe bursă, raportează un profit net de 3,3 mld. lei în 2025, în scădere cu 20%, la venituri de 9,6 mld. lei, pe fondul celei mai slabe producţii hidro din istoria României
Hidroelectrica raportează un profit net de 3,3 miliarde lei, în 2025, cu 20% sub anul 2024, dar cu 10% peste bugetul rectificat
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