US EditionTo Invest 460 Billion Euros in 15 Years without Further Deepening Its Debt, Edf Is Considering "Cessions"
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The French energy company, 100% owned by the state, has embarked on "a portfolio review to carry out possible divestitures", while it will have to invest 460 billion euros in 15 years. The opening of Edison's capital or the sale of renewable energy activities in the United States are...
The EDF plan to get out of the EDF crisis is going through a delicate phase in its industrial and financial history. Indeed, the public group has admitted to considering "potential divestitures" of assets, even though it is deploying a plan of savings of €5 billion over five years. This strategy is part of an urgent search for liquidity for EDF, faced with a deterioration in its financial margins. According to Les Échos, the new CEO of EDF, Bern…
In 2025, the amount of EDF's debt exceeds 55 billion euros, a chasm. To stem this phenomenon, management has just presented a savings plan for the coming years. EDF is going to part ways with certain activities EDF is now facing a financial equation that is more and more difficult to solve. The group confirmed that it is considering asset sales, in parallel with a savings plan of 5 billion euros over five years. This dual approach reflects the u…
EDF is facing an already colossal debt of more than EUR 50 billion, and must anticipate 460 billion in investments by 2040, according to the Court of Auditors. Its plan to save one billion a year until 2030 will not be enough. Its CEO Bernard Fontana would thus prepare a "adaptation plan" to obtain EUR 20 billion, notably via partial or total sales of certain subsidiaries, reports Les Echos on Monday, 15 December. Joint by L-Usine Nouvelle, EDF …
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