Colbun SA

Colbún reported a lower net profit for Q4 2025 ($31m, -43% y/y) and missed revenue and EPS expectations, while EBITDA remained under pressure. The company is nevertheless heavily investing in renewables and storage capacity: the Horizonte wind park (816 MW) entered commercial operation, and BESS projects Chaca (228 MW, 70% complete) and Diego de Almagro Sur (228 MW, 14% complete) are making progress. Colbún secured a 15-year power purchase agreement with Atlas Renewable Energy and issued a $500m green bond; gross debt stands at $2.6bn. For 2026 it plans higher investments in energy storage and is evaluating expansions into the unregulated segment and the data center market, but faces execution and margin risks. » More on de.investing.com

Colbún reported Q3 2025 EPS of $0.0019 (expected $0.0048) and revenue of $388 million (expected $433 million), leaving both metrics well below forecasts. Net income fell to $25 million from $83 million a year earlier, and the stock dropped 0.55% to $143.49 after the release. The Horizonte wind farm began commercial operations; the company is considering expansion into the Iberian Peninsula and is focusing on growth with unregulated customers and additional renewable projects. Colbún expects a stable net debt/EBITDA ratio in 2025 and anticipates insurance proceeds by Q1 2026. » More on de.investing.com

Colbun recorded a 22% decline in net profit in Q2 2025 to USD 48 million, with consolidated operating revenues of USD 403 million and EBITDA of USD 141 million. Negative factors included lower generation, significantly reduced spot sales and higher non‑operating losses, while regulated sales increased. The balance sheet shows gross debt of USD 2.3 billion and a net leverage ratio of 2.3x; major maturities begin in 2027–2032. Strategically, Colbun is advancing renewable energy and BESS capacity, signed several PPAs and is acquiring the remaining stake in Fenix Power Peru, but faces operational outages at Santa Maria and an incident at Rucúe. » More on de.investing.com