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Romania: Hidroelectrica reached 800 million euros profit in H1

Hidroelectrica, the largest producer of electricity in Romania, derived revenues of a 1.4 billion euros in the first half of the year, 42% higher compared to same period in 2022.  Its net profit rose by 46%, to 800 million euros, according to the report published on August 16.

The company’s market capitalization on August 16, before the release, was just over 10 billion euros.

-Beyond the much better hydraulics, I see this performance as a result of operating efficiency, keeping operating margin and net margin at a high level – the company’s CEO Bogdan Badea explained.

The energy produced and sold increased by 45%, to 10.625 TWh in the first six months, from 7.347 TWh in the previous similar period. This increase was mainly due to the high hydraulics recorded in the first semester of 2023 but also due to the base effect as a result of the drought that characterized the first semester of 2022.

For the first six months of the year, operating margin was 65%, in line with the same period last year, while the net margin was 57%, up 3% compared to the first half of the year 2022.

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