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To own Enagás, you need to believe in the resilience of Spain’s regulated gas infrastructure while it gradually pivots toward hydrogen and other low carbon networks. The 6.3% projected gas demand increase in 2025 supports short term earnings visibility for the core transmission and storage business, but does little to reduce the main risk that future regulatory decisions on remuneration for gas and hydrogen assets could constrain returns.
The company’s 2025 guidance, targeting about €265 million in after tax profit and a €1 per share dividend, is the most relevant recent reference point for this demand upgrade. Stronger system use in 2025 could help Enagás stay within that guidance range, yet the larger question for investors remains how upcoming hydrogen regulation and remuneration will underpin the longer term returns on its planned €3.14 billion of energy transition investments.
Yet investors should be aware that regulatory outcomes on future hydrogen and gas asset returns could still...
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Enagás’ narrative projects €846.0 million revenue and €248.2 million earnings by 2028.
Uncover how Enagás' forecasts yield a €15.18 fair value, a 13% upside to its current price.
Four members of the Simply Wall St Community value Enagás between €15.18 and €18.75 per share, highlighting a wide band of conviction. You can weigh these views against the risk that future regulatory remuneration for gas and hydrogen assets may directly affect Enagás’ earnings profile and the timing of its transition story.
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