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BUCHAREST - Romanian energy company Societatea Energetica Electrica SA, known as Electrica, has announced the approval of its 2025 capital expenditure (CAPEX) plan totaling RON 1,544.5 million. The announcement was made following a Board of Directors meeting held today.
The approved CAPEX will be allocated across various subsidiaries within the Electrica Group. The largest portion, amounting to RON 970.8 million, is designated for the distribution subsidiary Distributie Energie Electrica Romania S.A., which will focus on the financial aspects of the investment plan.
Other significant allocations include RON 236.3 million for Crucea Power Park S.R.L. (CPP) and RON 126.9 million for Foton Power Energy S.R.L. (FPE). Smaller sums have been earmarked for Electrica Furnizare S.A., SE Electrica S.A., Electrica Serv S.A., Sunwind Energy S.R.L., and New Trend Energy S.R.L., with investments ranging from RON 13.5 million to RON 83.0 million.
The CAPEX plan for SE Electrica S.A. includes RON 10.2 million specifically for investments in the merged generation segment.
Electrica’s consolidated investment strategy is a key component of its operational development, aiming to enhance infrastructure, service delivery, and overall performance. This plan is significant for stakeholders as it outlines the financial direction of the group for the year.
The company is listed on both the Bucharest Stock Exchange (BSE) and the London Stock Exchange (LON:LSEG) (LSE), indicating a broader investor interest and the need for transparent communication regarding its financial maneuvers.
The information about the approved investment plan is based on a press release statement from Electrica. The company’s comprehensive investment approach reflects its commitment to maintaining and upgrading its energy distribution and service capabilities across its subsidiaries.
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