Kenon FY25 profit drops to USD 148 million; revenue rises to USD 872 million

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Kenon FY25 profit drops to USD 148 million; revenue rises to USD 872 million
  • Kenon posted profit for year of USD 148 million for fiscal year ended Dec. 31, 2025, down from USD 634 million a year earlier.
  • Revenue climbed 16.1% to USD 872 million, driven by OPC results.
  • Share in profit of associated companies rose to USD 152 million from USD 45 million.
  • Cash and cash equivalents increased to about USD 1.5 billion from about USD 1.0 billion.
  • Recent developments included a USD 200 million dividend announced in March 2026, while OPC raised about USD 257 million in a March 2026 private placement and Kenon’s stake fell to about 46%.


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