Endesa stock holds steady as investors wait for guidance
Published on 08/31/2026 at 08:58 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS
Endesa S.A. (ES0105128005) stock is trading at 40.70 euro with a market value of 40.68 billion euro, while the Spanish utility's latest available figures show 21.03 billion euro in revenue and 2.20 billion euro in net income for fiscal 2025.
As of August 31, 2026, the quote page also shows a 3.19 percent indicated dividend yield, a 17.60 price-to-earnings ratio, and 0.47 beta, which keeps the name in income-stock territory rather than high-volatility trading. The same source puts end-of-year revenue at 21.03 billion euro and EBITDA at 5.67 billion euro, giving investors a clear operating base to judge the next update.
Valuation stays anchored
The market has already priced in a fairly calm profile: a 40.70 euro share price sits inside a 52-week range that, on the same quote page, is framed by a market cap of 40.68 billion euro and a beta of 0.47. That combination matters because utilities with low beta and visible cash generation tend to trade more on earnings quality than on short-term sentiment shifts.
For Endesa, the key comparison is between the 21.03 billion euro revenue base and the 5.67 billion euro EBITDA level shown on the quote page. That spread points to a business that still depends on disciplined network, supply, and generation execution to protect margins when power and regulatory conditions change.
Earnings timing matters
The same quote page says the next earnings date is July 29, 2026, and lists the latest quarter with 5.82 billion euro of revenue and 725 million euro of net income. Those figures give the stock a recent operating reference point, even if the market is now focused on the next guidance step rather than the prior quarter alone.
That quarterly comparison is useful because 5.82 billion euro of revenue came in above the 5.07 billion euro estimate shown on the page, while net income reached 725 million euro. For investors, that kind of gap is the sort of quantified beat that can support a stable utility multiple when it is backed by cash flow and payout coverage.
What Endesa sells
Endesa's core business remains electricity generation, distribution, and supply in Spain, with additional exposure to gas and related energy services. Its retail power and grid activities matter because they connect the company's earnings profile to regulated assets and contracted demand, not just wholesale power swings.
Stock view from here
Endesa stock is still priced like a defensive income name, with 40.70 euro, a 40.68 billion euro market cap, and a 3.19 percent indicated dividend yield all pointing to stability as the main investment feature. The next results update and any guidance shift will matter most because they will tell the market whether the 2025 base of 21.03 billion euro in revenue and 2.20 billion euro in net income is holding into 2026.
Company
Company: Endesa S.A.
ISIN: ES0105128005
Ticker: ELE
Exchange: BME
Sector / Industry: Utilities / Electric utilities
Index membership: IBEX 35
Market cap: EUR 40.68 billion
Price (as of August 31, 2026): EUR 40.70
