OPC Energy FY 2025 adjusted net profit more than tripled to ILS 373 million

Reuters03-12
OPC Energy FY 2025 adjusted net profit more than tripled to ILS 373 million

OPC Energy reported FY 2025 EBITDA after proportionate consolidation of ILS 1.59 billion, up 32%, and net income of ILS 457 million, up 132%. Adjusted net income for FY 2025 was ILS 373 million, while FFO was ILS 1.3 billion, up 80%. In Q4 2025, EBITDA after proportionate consolidation rose 47% to ILS 336 million, driven by improved U.S. energy margins, higher availability revenues, and increased ownership in the Shore and Maryland plants. Q4 2025 FFO increased more than tripled to ILS 468 million, while adjusted net profit was ILS 62 million. CEO Giora Almogy cited extremely high U.S. electricity demand and accelerating data center demand for AI applications, and said the company reached full ownership of three new power plants totaling 2.8 GW.

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