Enel

Enel has asked the Brazilian regulator Aneel to stop the process that could lead to the revocation of the distribution concession for São Paulo. The company argues that Aneel has insufficiently analyzed the impact on consumers and notes that it has met the official quality metrics; Enel describes the December 2025 event as unprecedented. Aneel had previously identified structural shortcomings and inadequate performance during extreme weather events in 2023–2025 and has now confirmed receipt of Enel’s final statement before making a recommendation to the federal government. Enel also demands an independent technical review, which Aneel had already rejected in August. » Mais em de.investing.com

Law firm Davis Polk filed suit in New York against Enel North America and two affiliated companies, seeking $3.3 million plus interest for outstanding fees. Davis Polk had represented Enel subsidiary High Lonesome Wind Power in a derivatives dispute with Allianz SE stemming from Winter Storm Uri in 2021. According to the firm, Enel stopped payments at the end of 2024, after which more than 2,000 unpaid lawyer hours accumulated. » Mais em de.investing.com

Enel lowered the bottom end of its 2026 earnings target range to €0.74 per share, thereby refining the annual target after better-than-expected half-year results. Adjusted profit rose by just under 3% in the first half to €3.93 billion, net profit climbed about 9% to just over €3.7 billion and was slightly above analysts’ estimates. Strong results in Spain and Latin America contrast with a weaker domestic market in Italy, where lower margins, reduced hydropower output and falling retail prices weigh on performance. The share fell slightly in Milan but remains substantially up year-to-date and over the longer term. » Mais em finanzen.net

The Canadian bank RBC kept Enel at 'Underperform' after the half-year results and confirmed the price target at €8.80. Enel's net profit in the first half was slightly above the analyst consensus, and the company expects full-year earnings per share at the upper end of the target range. » Mais em finanzen.net

Enel now expects earnings per share of €0.74, removing the lower end of the previous target range of €0.72–0.74. In the first half, adjusted profit rose by nearly 3% to €3.93 billion, while revenue stagnated at around €41 billion. Analysts had previously expected a slight decline, so the result exceeded expectations. » Mais em finanzen.net