The company is successfully pivoting to renewables with 79% emission-free output. Parent company Enel owns 70.1% of Endesa's shares. In the first nine months of 2025, the company achieved a 22% jump in net income (excluding extraordinary items) and is actively buying back stock through a €500 million program while expanding customer base through strategic partnerships.
Cyborg Score Rationale
The stock rallied 50% over 12 months driven by robust earnings and shareholder-friendly capital allocation. However, grid availability constraints limit growth, forcing the company to reject most new connection requests. Revenue growth is forecast at modest 0.9% CAGR through 2027.
Top Insights
Stock rallied 50% over past 12 months on robust earnings and shareholder-friendly capital allocation
22% jump in net income for 9M 2025 helped by removal of extraordinary regulatory levy
Achieving 79% emission-free output but grid availability constraints are limiting factor, only 17% available in early September 2025
Dividend yield of 5.14% in 2024 makes it attractive for income investors
Named Competitors
Enel — Italian multinational utility company, parent of Endesa
Iberdrola — Major Spanish utility competitor with strong renewable portfolio
EDF — European utility competitor with significant nuclear capacity
Redeia — Spanish transmission network operator and competitor
Recent Developments
(January 2026) Dividend payment of €0.5 per share issued on January 12, 2026
(October 2025) Released strong nine-month 2025 financial results with 22% net income growth
(2025) Launched €500 million share buyback program and expanded customer base through MasOrange partnership
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