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Endesa S.A.

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Endesa, S.A. generates, distributes, and sells electricity in Spain, Portugal, France, Germany, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Singapore, Italy, Morocco, and internationally. Its generation mix includes hydroelectric, nuclear, thermal, wind, and solar sources. The company also provides energy advisory and technology services, deploys electric vehicle charging and vehicle-to-grid infrastructure, develops integrated services for local administrations, and offers financial and engineering services for the electricity business. As of December 31, 2025, it had 22,616 MW of installed capacity, operated 321,843 km of distribution networks and transmission grids, and served 9,590 thousand electricity customers and 1,699 thousand gas customers. Formerly Empresa Nacional de Electricidad, S.A., it changed its name to Endesa, S.A. in June 1997, was incorporated in 1944, is headquartered in Madrid, Spain, and is a subsidiary of Enel Iberia Srl.

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Goldman Sachs: Spain election could reshape energy policy for utilities

Spain's upcoming general election could reshape the country's energy policies, creating opportunities and risks for utility companies, according to Goldman Sachs. In an October 6 report, Goldman Sachs said a potential government led by the centre-right People's Party could introduce more market-friendly energy policies, including greater support for nuclear power, renewable energy and data centre development. Spain's general election is scheduled for November 29, having been brought forward from August 2027, and polls cited by the bank suggest the People's Party could emerge as the largest parliamentary group. Goldman estimates longer operating lives for nuclear reactors could generate an additional €500 million to €750 million in annual EBITDA for each of Endesa and Iberdrola, depending on electricity prices, while a 10%-20% reduction in retail margins could lower annual pre-tax profits at Endesa and Iberdrola by €120 million to €240 million each, translating into estimated 2027 earnings-per-share reductions of approximately 7% for Endesa and 2% for Iberdrola. The bank also warned that a government transition could further delay hydrogen infrastructure investments, creating uncertainty for Sell-rated Enagas, though it expects the overall impact on most Spanish utilities to be neutral to positive.
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ENA.XETRA · Regulation · Neutral Potential People's Party energy policy could extend nuclear reactor lives (positive) but also cut retail margins (negative) for Endesa.
IBE1.XETRA · Regulation · Neutral Potential People's Party energy policy could extend nuclear reactor lives (positive) but also cut retail margins (negative) for Iberdrola.
0EBQ.LSE · Regulation · Negative A government transition could further delay hydrogen infrastructure investments, creating uncertainty for Sell-rated Enagas.
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Endesa Cancels 18,006,307 Treasury Shares in €21.6 Million Capital Reduction

Endesa, S.A. will reduce its share capital by €21,607,568.40 through the cancellation of 18,006,307 treasury shares with a nominal value of €1.20 each. The board of directors agreed to execute the reduction in compliance with the resolution approved under item six of the agenda at the company's Ordinary General Shareholders' Meeting held on 28 April 2026. The cancelled shares were acquired under the Third and Fourth Tranche of Endesa's Share Buyback Framework Programme. Following the cancellation, Endesa's share capital will be set at €1,228,485,892.80, represented by 1,023,738,244 shares with a nominal value of €1.20 each, all belonging to the same class and series. The company will execute the corresponding public deed of capital reduction and amendment of its Articles of Association for registration in the Commercial Registry of Madrid, and will then request the delisting of the cancelled shares from the Madrid, Barcelona, Bilbao, and Valencia Stock Exchanges through the Stock Exchange Interconnection System, as well as their deregistration in the accounting records of IBERCLEAR.
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ENA.XETRA · Capital · Positive Endesa cancels 18,006,307 treasury shares in a €21.6M capital reduction under its buyback framework, a shareholder-return/valuation event.
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