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EVN reported better than expected results, despite persisting distortions on internal energy markets combined with unfavourable framework conditions, with revenues up by 30.3% to €1,174 bn. Although the group managed to benefit from high prices on energy markets and volatility, as well as valuation effects on the hedging positions, it also suffered from mild weather conditions in all markets, leading to lower energy demand, but also from a negative earnings contribution from its energy supply en
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EVN reported a decline in the operational result versus the previous year amidst exceptional market conditions that weighed on earnings, and more particularly in the generation and energy business units against the backdrop of the current geopolitical situation and the resulting impact of inflation. Energy supply and networks were once again the two main sectors recording a decrease in EBITDA due to higher procurement costs and impairment losses. These disappointing results, combined with the co
EVN saw its operating figures decline versus the previous year as the group struggled to deal with the significant energy market distortions. The networks and supply activities faced extra costs with a relative inability to pass these through to end-customers, or with a lag on a best-case scenario. The full-year net income guidance was confirmed but the overall message sent to the market was negative. With windfall taxes starting to show their teeth in Austria, cautiousness must prevail.
EVN beat expectations for FY20/21 (September-ending fiscal year), reaching a net result 50% above guidance and 20% above our estimate. Electricity prices, on average 2x higher yoy on the spot market and 3.5x on the forward market, obviously were the main driver. The dividend proposal, €0.52 per share, is 6% higher than our expectation. However, the net result guidance for FY21/22 seems very conservative, 17% and 24% lower than the consensus and our expectations, respectively. Perhaps a little
In line with its first part of the year, EVN released a satisfying 9M 20/21 set of results. EBITDA came in 27.5% higher yoy, ahead of our expectations, driven by weather-related strong volumes in a very positive power price environment. In particular, its exposure to hydro generation and gas networks were key. Business fundamentals are improving, partially explaining the very strong momentum of the stock (+25% since March 2021), even if the equity stake in Verbund is not unrelated. Positive
EVN released a solid set of H! figures (September-ending fiscal year), beating our expectations. The group’s EBIT was up by 10.3% yoy as it benefited from the commissioning of a new wastewater treatment plant in Kuwait, as well as favourable weather conditions in Austria which drove energy prices and volumes higher. FY20/21 guidance confirmed, but now considered to be conservative in the light of the solid start to the year. Positive view confirmed.
EBITDA and EBIT increased by more than 15%, on the back of the recovery of EVN KG and the Energy business line, but also non-recurring elements. Electricity decreased by more than 25%, mainly due to thermal assets, which are on the front line in dealing with the drop in demand – renewables output was roughly stable. The group confirmed its dividend policy.
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FY18/19 results are broadly in line with estimates. Sales were pushed by the growth in renewable generation and higher demand for heat, which offset the lower revenues in the Networks segment and the gradual reduction in thermal electricity production. But, because of higher operating expenses, EBIT grew at a slower pace. Net debt was broadly flat compared to Q3. The guidance of the bottom line is satisfactory.
The group published a mixed set of Q3 figures, operating figures decreased more than expected but the group was able to reduce its net debt and reassure by targeting the higher end of the full-year guidance. Also, the wind capacity expansion is promising and well on track.
EVN released quite a weak set of Q1 results, marked by the lower performance of retail activities following a rise in power prices in Austria, lower networks remuneration and lower capacity payments received for grid stability services. The 2018/19 outlook has been confirmed.
EVN reported a mixed set of FY17/18 results. Sales were down by 6.5% on lower thermal output and warmer weather. However, EBIT was up 13% as it benefited from positive comps (last year’s P&L was impacted by impairment losses in the generation business), lower D&A expenses and lower cost of materials. Net debt decreased by 20%, to €963.7m, allowing gearing to reach 23.5%. Management gave a conservative €160-180m FY18/19 bottom-line guidance.
EVN reported a fairly weak set of H1 results, marked by a strong decrease in thermal electricity generation, lower revenue from natural gas trading and less favourable and lower tariffs in the gas network business in Austria. The group’s conservative FY17/18 targets have been maintained.
• Revenues fell as mild weather negatively impacted volumes sold and distributed. • Margin improvement through lower energy costs in its major divisions. • Outlook confirmed, with net income inbetween the 2015/16 and 2016/17 result.
• Results supported by positive weather conditions which increased distributed and sold volumes • Positive effect from increased volatility in Austria–Germany and the need to use thermal assets for network stability in addition to the one-off effect from the settlement with NEK • Exceptional dividend to be paid following the strong results
The group has raised its full-year outlook and dividend payment prior to its full-year 2016/2017 publication in December. EVN expects net income to be €250m (up 25% from the previous level) driven mainly by positive balance sheet effects (hedging and provisions) and higher distribution and energy sales volumes. As a result, the group will propose a dividend of €0.44/share and a one-time bonus dividend of €0.03/share.
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