Overview
- Iberdrola reported 2025 results showing a 12% rise in net profit to €6,285 million and total investments of €14,460 million, and it has proposed a total dividend of €0.68 per share to be voted at the Annual General Meeting on Friday, May 29.
- The firm published region‑by‑region impact figures for 2025, saying it generated €1,108 million in the Valencian Community, more than €860 million in Castilla‑La Mancha and about €450 million per year in Galicia, with corresponding fiscal contributions highlighted for each area.
- Operational milestones cited to support the vote include the commissioning of two 60 MWh grid batteries in Cuenca (Romeral and Olmedilla), repowering of major wind parks that cut turbine numbers while boosting output by roughly 30%, and the start of new photovoltaic projects in Valencia.
- Iberdrola stressed local economic effects such as hundreds of regional suppliers, thousands of jobs on payroll across the communities, and sizeable procurement totals (for example, roughly €200 million of purchases in Valencia and €325 million in Castilla‑La Mancha) as evidence of territorial value creation.
- Management framed these disclosures in the context of resilience and industrial strategy — noting acquisitions, hydrogen partnerships and network upgrades — as part of plans to support electrification, reduce weather-related risks and sustain the company’s near‑record market valuation during its 125th anniversary year.