E.ON Reports Strong Nine-Month Results for 2025 with 10% EBITDA Growth and Increased Investments in Europe’s Energy Transition

E.ON reported continued strong business performance in the first nine months of 2025, achieving growth in both adjusted Group EBITDA and adjusted Group net income. The company’s performance was supported by steady operational strength and targeted investments driving Europe’s energy transition. Adjusted Group EBITDA rose 10 percent to €7.4 billion, while adjusted Group net income grew 4 percent to €2.3 billion. E.ON reaffirmed its full-year guidance, expecting adjusted Group EBITDA of €9.6–€9.8 billion and net income of €2.85–€3.05 billion.

Nadia Jakobi, CFO of E.ON, said, “Our strategy of investing massively to modernize and digitalize energy infrastructure is paying off. We continue to grow and our role as the playmaker of the energy transition enables us to make a decisive contribution to the sustainable transformation of Europe’s energy system. Our nine-month results confirm that we are on track to achieve our ambitious full-year targets.”

Energy Networks delivered a strong 18 percent increase in adjusted EBITDA to €5.6 billion, fueled by higher investments in grid expansion, modernization, and digitalization. This performance reflects E.ON’s commitment to building sustainable and future-ready energy networks across Europe. Meanwhile, Energy Retail recorded an 18 percent decline in adjusted EBITDA to €1.4 billion, mainly due to portfolio shifts in the United Kingdom and temporary effects in Germany, partially offset by favorable weather conditions.

Adjusted EBITDA in Energy Infrastructure Solutions rose 15 percent to approximately €400 million, supported by new project commissioning, improved asset availability, and ongoing smart meter deployment. E.ON invested €5.1 billion across its businesses during the period, an 8 percent year-on-year increase, with €4.1 billion directed toward its grid operations. These investments underscore E.ON’s continued focus on building a smarter, more resilient, and low-carbon energy system across Europe.