Uniper Raises 2026 Adjusted Net Income Forecast to EUR 550 Million-650 Million

By Public Technologies
  • Uniper raised 2026 adjusted net income guidance to EUR 550 million–650 million from EUR 500 million–600 million.
  • The increase reflects a stronger expected net interest result; nine-month adjusted net income rose to EUR 579 million from EUR 268 million.
  • Full-year adjusted EBITDA guidance remains EUR 1.1 billion–1.3 billion, compared with EUR 1.1 billion in 2025.
  • Green Generation earnings are now expected significantly below last year, reflecting continued weak water inflows at German hydropower plants.
  • Flexible Generation earnings are now forecast significantly above last year, supported by additional contributions from hedging and short-term optimization.


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