A2A 9M 2026 adjusted net profit falls 14% to EUR 473 million

By Public Technologies
  • A2A’s adjusted net profit fell 14% year-over-year to EUR 473 million in the first nine months of 2026.
  • Adjusted revenue jumped 35% to EUR 13.72 billion, driven by higher electricity volumes sold at retail and brokered wholesale.
  • Capex rose 9% to EUR 1.13 billion, with around 70% allocated to development projects.
  • An agreement with Dolomiti Energia covers the sale of the entire 91.6% stake in Retragas, sharpening the focus on electricity networks.
  • FY26 guidance remains unchanged at adjusted EBITDA of EUR 2.21–2.25 billion and adjusted Group net profit of EUR 630–660 million.


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