ENGIE (ENGI) investor relations material

Executive summary

• Achieved strong H1 2026 operational and financial performance, with significant contributions from renewables, flexibility, and power infrastructure, and robust expansion in data centers and networks.

• Completed the UK Power Networks acquisition ahead of schedule, contributing positively to results and infrastructure EBIT.

• Upgraded full-year 2026 guidance for net recurring income (Group share) to €4.9–5.5bn and EBIT (ex. Nuclear) to €9.2–10.2bn, reflecting confidence in continued growth.

• Nearly 60 GW in renewables and batteries, up by almost 1/3 since early 2024, with major projects commissioned and under construction globally.

• Constructive progress on transferring nuclear activities to the Belgian government, with heads of terms targeted for October 1.

Financial highlights

• Revenue was €36.7bn, down 3.6% gross and 2.9% organic year-over-year.

• EBITDA (ex. Nuclear) reached €7.7bn, up 3.8% gross and 1.6% organic; total EBITDA was €7.9bn, down 4.9% gross.

• EBIT (ex. Nuclear) rose to €5.3bn, up 3.3% gross and 1.2% organic year-over-year.

• Net recurring income (Group share) was €3.0bn, down 3.3% year-over-year; net income (Group share) was €3.3bn, up 13.7%.

• Economic net debt increased to €60.3bn, up €15.1bn since December 2025, mainly due to the UK Power Networks acquisition; net debt/EBITDA at 4.2x.

Outlook and guidance

• Upgraded 2026 guidance for net recurring income (Group share) to €4.9–5.5bn and EBIT (ex. Nuclear) to €9.2–10.2bn.

• Lower recurring effective tax rate expected (18–22%), reflecting earnings mix and Belgian discussions.

• Majority of merchant positions hedged, providing strong earnings and cash flow visibility for the remainder of 2026.

• Dividend payout ratio set at 65–75% of NRIgs, with a floor of €1.10.

• Key assumptions include stable macroeconomic conditions, average weather, and full-year UKPN contribution.