Investor Update
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Hera (HER) Investor Update summary

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Investor Update summary

13 Feb, 2026

2025 Financial Outlook and Guidance

  • 2025 EBITDA is forecasted above €1.53 billion and net profit above €460 million, up 4% year-on-year, with net debt/EBITDA below 2.6x.

  • Dividend per share is expected to rise from €0.17 to €0.19 by the end of the plan, with a 7% increase in 2025 and a 27% increase by 2029.

  • Total shareholder return is targeted to remain in double digits, supported by structural EPS growth of 6% and an average dividend yield above 4%.

  • Net debt/EBITDA is expected to remain below 2.6x through 2029, supporting financial flexibility.

  • Financial flexibility is maintained, supporting increased capex and future growth opportunities.

Strategic Priorities and Business Model

  • Multi-business model leverages synergies, innovation transfer, economies of scale, and cash flow reallocation across sectors.

  • Focus on value creation, profitability, and risk mitigation through hedging, diversification, and balanced portfolio management.

  • Sustainability, decarbonization, and circular economy are core, with over €2 billion allocated to these initiatives and a net zero target by 2050.

  • ESG compliance is already achieved, with ongoing investments in climate change adaptation and innovation.

  • 77% of the five-year investment plan is dedicated to shared value operating investments.

Capital Allocation and Investment Plan

  • €5.5 billion investment plan for 2025–2029, 39–40% higher than previous, with significant investments in networks, waste, and energy.

  • 48% of investments target infrastructure resilience, 35% resource regeneration, 24% carbon neutrality, and 26% digitalisation and innovation.

  • 2.9 billion euros in investments are aligned with the EU Taxonomy for sustainable projects, representing 95% of eligible investments.

  • Free cash flow of €3.5bn over the plan, with €1.4bn for dividends and €2.5bn for development CapEx and M&A.

  • Nearly €500 million in funding comes from national and European recovery and resilience programs.

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