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Serbia: EPS posts 972 million euros profit in 2023

Serbian power utility Elektroprivreda Srbije recorded a profit of 114 billion dinars (972.7 million euros) in 2023, the government said.

This is a historic financial result, and, in addition to the improved financial situation, investments have started to be realised more efficiently, energy minister Dubravka Djedovic Handanovic said in a press release last week.

The company closed 2022 with a consolidated net loss of 73 billion dinars, compared with a loss of 16 billion dinars a year earlier, according to its website.

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