VERBUND AG/€VER

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About VERBUND AG

VERBUND AG is an Austrian electric utility company based in Vienna, specializing in the generation and transmission of electricity, primarily through hydropower. As Austria's largest electricity provider, VERBUND operates several important hydroelectric plants along the Danube River and other critical locations in Austria, contributing a significant portion of the country's renewable energy. Established in 1947, the company has expanded its efforts into energy trading and providing energy solutions focused on sustainability and innovation. The company's strategic positioning in the renewable energy sector, bolstered by Austria’s natural water resources, supports its operations and enhances its influence in the European energy market. VERBUND also has partnerships and joint ventures that extend its reach and capabilities within the energy sector in Europe.

Ticker

€VER
Sector

Primary listing

VSE

Employees

4,352

Headquarters

Vienna, Austria

VERBUND AG Metrics

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€22B
12.44
€5.09
0.56
€2.80
4.42%

Bulls say / Bears say

Verbund’s CEO Michael Strugl unveiled a €100 billion investment plan to expand clean power generation, transmission capacity and storage by 2040, reinforcing long-term growth and government support for renewable infrastructure (Bloomberg).
Austria’s new coalition has pledged to lower grid costs by expanding the transmission network and streamlining investment approvals, measures that should bolster Verbund’s regulated grid segment and reduce project delays (Reuters).
Severe reductions in Alpine snow cover and milder winter weather cut Europe’s hydropower by over one-third, tightening electricity supply and driving up wholesale prices—conditions that enhance revenue potential for hydropower operators like Verbund (Reuters).
Austria’s spring snow-fed hydropower output plunged 44%, the steepest decline in Europe, leaving Verbund’s Q1 hydro coefficient at just 0.83 and contributing to an 18.1% drop in EBITDA year-on-year as core generation faltered (Reuters).
Austria’s far-right and conservative parties plan to extend a windfall profits levy on power and energy companies through 2025, crystallizing regulatory uncertainty and posing a potential €50–100 million drag on Verbund’s earnings next year (Reuters).
The incoming coalition intends to extract an extra €430 million in dividends from state-owned firms beyond ordinary expectations, including from Verbund, potentially constraining its ability to retain cash for reinvestment and grid modernization (Reuters).
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