Ansaldo, 20 million profit and orders up by 24%
Revenues, at EUR 1.2 billion, and EBITDA, at EUR 140 million, were also positive. The 2026-2030 business plan envisages growth in volumes
Key points
Ansaldo Energia closes the year 2025 with an improvement in its main economic and financial indicators and a return to profit after several years (the last time was in 2021). This is what we read in the company's draft financial statements: the year ended with a positive net result of EUR 20 million; orders reached EUR 2.3 billion, up 24% on the previous year, while revenues stood at EUR 1.2 billion, up 10% on the previous year.
Adjusted Ebitda rose to EUR 140 million and Ebit became positive again, at EUR 31 million. At the same time, a company note explained, the group recorded an increase in liquidity and an overall strengthening of its financial position. On the basis of these results, the board of directors approved the draft 2025 budget, which will be submitted to the shareholders' meeting (called for 21 April), and the 2026-2030 business plan.
the figures for the 2025 financial year, the note clarifies, 'reflect the dynamic demand for power generation and grid services solutions, in a year characterised by the strong expansion of the commercial pipeline and a growing presence in international markets'. The 'new units and service divisions achieved results that exceeded forecasts, making a decisive contribution to the consolidation of orders and margins'.
The new business plan
The 2026-2030 business plan, the company's top management explained to the financial community, 'confirms the group's development trajectory and, thanks to strong demand for energy from programmable sources, including natural gas, envisages progressive growth in volumes and revenues in excess of 2 billion in 2030'.
Margins "are expected to improve thanks to the contribution of the new units (gas turbines, steam turbines, generators and synchronous compensators), the expansion of service, the strengthening of the nuclear perimeter, and the market prospects for electrolysers, whose industrialisation is supported by Ipcei funding (EU funds for important projects of common European interest). From a financial point of view, the plan envisages an increase in operating cash flows, a reduction in net financial debt, and the strengthening of the group's investment programmes to support product development and industrial execution.
