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Societatea Energetica Electrica — H1 2026 Earnings Presentation
74 slides from Societatea Energetica Electrica's earnings presentation, Sep 1, 2026
Slide 1: Presentation of Electrica H1 2026 Financial Results
Bucharest, 1 September 2026 Presentation of Electrica H1 2026 Financial Results (Acc. IFRS-EU)
Slide 2: Content
Content 1 Electrica Group’s overview 2 H1 2026 Group’s Financial Results 3 Main Corporate Events 4 Group Strategy and Sustainability 5 Shareholdings’ Structure and Evolution of the Shares & GDRs Regulatory Aspects - Distribution 6 o Appendices o Regulatory Aspects – Supply o Regulatory Aspects - Pro
Slide 3: Disclaimer
DISCLAIMER This document was prepared by Electrica for the presentation of H1 2026 financial results and has an The results presented informative nature. This presentation is not an offer, an invitation or recommendation to trade the are based on the securities issued by Electrica. consolidated fina
Slide 4: Electrica Group overview
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Slide 5: Electrica is the most important national distribution operator and electricity supplier
Electrica is the most important national distribution operator and the electricity supplier with the most places of consumption in Romania Electricity Distribution Electricity Supply Users Voltage lines Distributed Energy Consumption Total market share Electricty supplied on ~4.011 million 206,383 k
Slide 6: Largest Distribution Service Operator in Romania
Largest Distribution Service Operator in Romania #2. Electrica – An Integrated Energy Platform ➢ Through its subsidiary, the DSO Distributie Energie Electrica Romania S.A. (DEER), Electrica is a key player in the electricity distribution servicing 40.8% of Romania’s area, covering some of the most p
Slide 7: One of the Leading Players in Romania's Electricity Supply
One of the Leading Players in Romania’s Electricity Supply 2025 January-May 2026 o Market leader in electricity Overall Market share supply through its subsidiary Electrica Furnizare (EFSA) by number of consumption places 14.71% 14.27% - 3.23 million. Volumes Supplied ELECTRICA o EFSA ranks third in
Slide 8: Growth Pipeline – Electricity Production and Storage
Growth Pipeline – Electricity Production and Storage Green Production and BESS* Photovoltaic Projects (PV) *operational and under development Satu Mare 2 27 MWp Operational 186.5 MWp (without 900 MW Romgaz & Liberty) Satu Mare 3 62.5 MWp Under construction Estimated Completion date: Q1-Q2 2027 Photo
Slide 9: Electrica's Capital Structure
Electrica’s Capital Structure Electrica is a listed Romanian company active in electricity distribution, supply and production in Romania. Its listing in July 2014 was the largest primary initial public offering in Romania with the issue of new shares, as well as the only privatization with a majori
Slide 10: Corporate Governance Bodies - Non-Executive Management
Corporate Governance Bodies - Non-Executive Management Board of Directors - Current composition – with mandates until 26 January 2028 Mr. Mihai Diaconu Mr. Dragos Neacsu Chair of the Board of Directors Mr. Adrian Lotrean Non-executive Independent Director since Non-executive Director, elected on Non
Slide 11: Corporate Governance Bodies – Executive Management
Corporate Governance Bodies – Executive Management https://www.electrica.ro/en/investors/corporate- governance/executive-management/ Mr. Alexandru-Aurelian Chirita Chief Executive Officer 17 May 2022 – 01 January 2031 Ms. Andreea Lambru Mr. Costin Iordache Chief Business Development Officer Chief Fi
Slide 12: Group's financial results for H1 2026
Group’s financial 2 results for H1 2026 (acc. IFRS-EU)
Slide 13: Summary Consolidated Financials (IFRS-EU)
Summary Consolidated Financials (IFRS-EU) Revenues EBITDA1 Growth and Margin Performance (RON mn.) 11,403 3,000 EBITDA (RON mn.) and EBITDA Margin (%) 25. 0% 20.9% 20.6% 9,238 532 2,500 15.7% 20. 0% 547 6,037 2,000 17.9% 15. 0% 4,878 255 10,871 1,500 8,691 273 2,383 10. 0% 1,000 5,782 1,449 4,605 1,
Slide 14: Consolidated EBITDA and Net Result Evolution (IFRS-EU)
Consolidated EBITDA and Net Result Evolution (IFRS-EU) EBITDA (RON mn.) The consolidated EBITDA variation H1 2026 vs. H1 2025 is positive of RON 77 mn., being mostly the cumulated effect of the factors below: ❑ The positive variation of the energy margin RON +148 mn., thereof: 148 4 1,080 • RON +72
Slide 15: Distribution Segment – Highlights (IFRS-EU)
Distribution Segment – Highlights (IFRS-EU) Key figures 2026 Financial results EBITDA decrease by RON 42 mn., mainly due to the evolution of: Users Voltage lines ▲ energy margins by RON +72 mn., as an effect of ~4.011 million 206,383km ➢ RON +83 mn. – positive impact of the increase in other electri
Slide 16: Distribution segment – main aspects (IFRS-EU)
Distribution segment – main aspects (IFRS-EU) Distributed energy margin variation Relevant regulatory information: (RON mn.) 500 450 The positive regulated result for H1 2026 is RON 539 mn. 400 350 300 250 200 437 257 150 171 100 50 72 0 2024 2025 H1 2025 H1 2026 6,000 Revenues EBITDA Net result 1,2
Slide 17: RRAB Analysis for distribution segment for 2026 (budget)
RRAB Analysis for distribution segment for 2026 (budget) (RON mn.) 188 310 641 (148) 600 11 63 593 530 (146) (5) (86) (81) (279) 179 150 (248) (29) SOURCE: COMPANY DATA PRESENTATION OF H1 2026 FINANCIAL RESULTS (ACC. IFRS-EU) 17
Slide 18: Analysis of Regulated Net Result 2026 – Distribution Segment
Total net revenue 2,151 NL realized (576) OPEX (645) Regulated (391) amortiz. Regulated 539 result 2026 YTD NL Capitalization (38) Subsidies 62 revenues Accounting deprec. (442) Regulated 391 PRESENTATION OF H1 2026 FINANCIAL RESULTS (ACC. IFRS-EU) deprec. 81 Provision adjust. Monopoly tax (7) Other
Slide 19: DEER – largest distribution operator in Romania
DEER – largest distribution operator in Romania Distribution Tariffs (RON/MWh) Users Voltage lines 31.96 -6.4% 34.72 LV MV HV 34.14 ~4.011 million 206,383 km 31.23 300.00 74.69 31.22 80.69 83.36 +3.3% Distributed Energy 69.44 29.09 29.55 250.00 23.35 28.48 8.91 TWh (H1 2026) (-0.5%) 71.38 74.86 24.6
Slide 20: Financial impact of electricity market evolution - distribution
The financial impact of the electricity market perspectives evolution - distribution Evolution of the cost of electricity needed to cover NL (net with income) ❑ In H1 2026, the cost of electricity purchased for NL (net with income) coverage decreased by RON 37.5 mn., or 6.1%, from RON 614.6 mn. in H
Slide 21: Supply segment – Electrica Furnizare (IFRS-EU)
Supply segment – Electrica Furnizare (IFRS-EU) EBITDA improved by RON 122 mn. compared to H1 2025, mainly following the evolution of the factors below: • Increase in energy margin RON +76 mn. from the supply segment, increase generated mostly by: ~3.23 mn. ➢ RON +948 mn. – the variation in revenues
Slide 22: Electrica Furnizare ranked third among suppliers in Jan-May 2026
Electrica Furnizare ranked third among suppliers in Jan-May 2026 During January through May 2026 EFSA has been the third largest supplier in the overall market, in terms of supplied volumes (14.27%). In 2025, after ranking second on the overall market in the first eleven months of the year 2025, EFS
Slide 23: Supply - key aspects – H1 2026
Supply - key aspects – H1 2026 Volume of Electricity Supplied Volume of Electricity Supplied on Number of consumption places at Number of consumption places at on Retail Market (TWh) Retail Market (TWh) 30 June 2026 (mn.) split by segment 30 June 2026 (mn.) split by type split by segment split by ty
Slide 24: Financial impact of electricity market evolution – supply (1/3)
The financial impact of the electricity market perspectives evolution – supply H1 2026 (1/3) In H1 2026, the gross margin achieved amounted to RON 334 mn, which is RON 75 mn above the level recorded in H1 2025 (RON 259 mn). At the same time, sales volumes decreased by 335 GWh, consisting of -231 GWh
Slide 25: Financial impact of electricity market evolution – supply (2/3)
The financial impact of the electricity market perspectives evolution – supply H1 2026 (2/3) Purchase prices evolution ❑ The first half of 2026 was characterized by low liquidity on the wholesale market, driven by the limited number of sell offers, predominantly concentrated on SPOT markets (Day-Ahe
Slide 26: Receivables status – supply (3/3)
The financial impact of the electricity market perspectives evolution – supply H1 2026 (3/3) Receivables’ analysis (acc. OMFP 1802/2014) ❑ Total receivables decreased by RON 540 million (-16%) in the first six months of 2026, significantly exceeding the pace of reduction recorded throughout the whol
Slide 27: Production Segment (IFRS-EU)
Production Segment (IFRS-EU) General overview Starting with the year 2020, the Electrica Group proposed the development of a portfolio of Production Segment – Stage at report date electricity production capacities from renewable sources (wind and photovoltaic). Installed The production segment is re
Slide 28: Electrica Serv (SERV) (IFRS-EU)
Electrica Serv (SERV) (IFRS-EU) General overview Revenues (RON mn.) SERV provides repair and other energy-related services to third parties, as well as several services to the companies within the group (vehicles rental, building rental etc.). SERV will multiply its efforts to develop the market for
Slide 29: Group Liquidity and Debt Maturity Profile
Group Liquidity and Debt Maturity Profile Total liquidity (RON mn.) GROUP LIQUIDITY 2,840 2,813 ❑ At Group level, the total liquidity available in cash and overdraft limits as of 30 June 2026 was RON 2,813 mn., mainly due to the lower level of use of the short term and 742 overdraft limits on ELSA a
Slide 30: Improved Debt Maturity Profile
Improved Debt Maturity Profile Bank borrowings and bonds Maturity profile of bank borrowings and bonds in H1 2026* Long term vs Short term (RON mn.) (RON mn.) 8,120 7,831 3,307 2,525 2,601 2,581 4,882 104 4,168 1,825 2,783 2,608 794 2,649 1,570 2,477 3,374 3,057 1,570 2,812 2,581 373 -7 699 380 2023
Slide 31: Distribution of dividends
Distribution of dividends Distributed gross dividends and distribution rates(2) Gross dividend per share (RON) and (2014 – 2025) (mn. RON / %) Dividend Yield(1) (%) 183.7% 173.7% 6.9% 50.0% 6.9% 100.0% 7.3% 87.4% 87.5% 6.8% 6.0% 100.0% 5.2% 5.2% 97.7% 100.0% 100.5% 6.1% 0.8600 113.3% 0.7415 0.7237 0
Slide 32: Main Corporate Events
3 Main Corporate Events
Slide 33: Relevant Corporate Events in 2026 (1/6)
Relevant Corporate Events in 2026 and up to date (1/6) ▪ On 29 April 2026, the EGMS and OGMS took place, physically and online, through the voting platform https://electrica.voting.ro/, as well through the ELSA’S GMS mobile application Electrica IR, with a quorum of 92.672800503% of the total voting
Slide 34: Relevant Corporate Events in 2026 (2/6)
Relevant Corporate Events in 2026 and up to date (2/6) ▪ On 19 and 20 August 2026, the EGMS took place, physically and online, through the voting platform https://electrica.voting.ro/, as well through the mobile application Electrica IR, with a quorum of 40.2049592% on 19 August 2026 and respectivel
Slide 35: Relevant Corporate Events in 2026 (3/6)
Relevant Corporate Events in 2026 and up to date (3/6) ▪ On 26 February 2026, Electrica BoD decided to revoke Mr. Stefan Alexandru Frangulea from the position of Chief Financial Officer (CFO) without cause, starting with 26 February 2026, this being the last day when the mandate contract takes effec
Slide 36: Relevant Corporate Events in 2026 (4/6)
Relevant Corporate Events in 2026 and up to date (4/6) ▪ On 25 May 2026, Electrica’s Board of Directors decided to change the composition of its Climate Governance and Public Affairs committee, effective MAIN DECISIONS OF THE BOD from 25 May 2026, until 31 December 2026, as follows: Ms. Georgiana Bo
Slide 37: Relevant Corporate Events in 2026 (5/6)
Relevant Corporate Events in 2026 and up to date (5/6) ▪ On 22 January 2026, Electrica published 2026 Financial Calendar. ▪ On 29 January 2026, Electrica published the key preliminary indicators for Q4 2025 and FY 2025 OTHER RELEVANT EVENTS ▪ On 13 February 2026, Electrica informed its shareholders
Slide 38: Relevant Corporate Events in 2026 (6/6)
Relevant Corporate Events in 2026 and up to date (6/6) • On 28 May 2026, Electrica organized a conference call for analysts and investors regarding the Presentation of Electrica Group's Q1 2026 financial results. The presentation, transcript, and recording of the conference call are available here.
Slide 39: Group Strategy and Sustainability
4 Group Strategy and Sustainability
Slide 40: Electrica Group – 2030 Corporate Strategic Objectives
Electrica Group – 2030 Corporate Strategic Objectives (updated December 2024) o Renewable energy production - Target 2030 - 1000 MWh, Sustainable growth of profitability o Energy storage 2030 target: 900 MWh Development of energy production o Analysis of the possibilities of implementing predictable
Slide 41: Driving Growth Through Sustainable Practices
Driving Growth Through Sustainable Practices Electrica Group is committed to driving sustainable growth through innovation, operational excellence and responsible governance. In 2024, the Group’s Sustainability Strategy covering 2025-2030 was updated with the aim to contribute to Romania’s energy tr
Slide 42: Strategic Advantage via CSRD and ESRS Integration
Strategic Advantage via CSRD and ESRS Integration Starting 2025, Electrica released its Sustainability Statement aligned with CSRD and ESRS requirements. As part of the Annual Report, the Sustainability statement sits alongside the Directors’ Report and Financial Statements and incorporates a double
Slide 43: Climate Risk Assessment – A Board Decision Support Tool
Climate Risk Assessment – A Board Decision Support Tool ➢ In 2025, Electrica completed a comprehensive climate-risk assessment covering multiple time horizons: 2030, 2050 and 2100 using two official IPCC scenarios (SSP2-4.5 and SSP5-8.5). This analysis integrates both acute and At the end of 2025, E
Slide 44: Climate Risk Assessment – A Board Decision Support Tool (continued)
Climate Risk Assessment – A Board Decision Support Tool (continued) Why Climate Risks Matter at Board Level? ✓ Climate risks have become a direct determinant of operational costs, infrastructure resilience and competitiveness; ✓ Climate risks are not “environmental issues” - they are business risks
Slide 45: Climate Risk Assessment – Why This Study Matters
Climate Risk Assessment – A Board Decision Support Tool Why This Climate Study Matters for Electrica Group Financing & Business Stability ✓ Without this analysis, financing could become more expensive or restricted; ✓ Climate risks pressure operations: higher OPEX/CAPEX, asset downtime, insurance ga
Slide 46: Electrica's Inaugural Green Bond - Financing the Energy Transition
Electrica’s Inaugural Green Bond - Financing the Energy Transition Coupon 4.375% annual 5 years tenor; Listed on maturity - 14 LuxSE and BSE July 2030 The green bond issuance carried The funds raised through Electrica's out by Electrica in July 2025 marked first bond issue will be used to a mileston
Slide 47: 2025 Green Bonds Issuance - Anchored in 2030 Strategies
2025 Green Bonds Issuance - Anchored in Electrica’s 2030 Corporate & Sustainability Strategies Electrica’s Sustainability Commitment: Green Projects at the Core Electrica’s focus is currently on renewable energy generation, grid modernization, and energy storage investments that support Romania’s lo
Slide 48: Shareholdings' structure and evolution of the shares and GDRs
Shareholdings’ structure 5 and evolution of the shares and GDRs
Slide 49: Monthly Volume and Average Price of Electrica's Shares and GDRs
Monthly Volume and Average Price (Volume Weighted) of Electrica’s Shares and GDRs (1 June 2025 – 31 Aug 2026) • Market Capitalization: on 31 Dec 2025: RON bn. 8.95 • Market Capitalization: on 31 Aug 2026: RON bn. 17.72 • Market Capitalization: on 31 Aug 2026: RON bn. 17.72 • Closing price on first d
Slide 50: Electrica's adjusted closing price vs BET-TR
Electrica’s adjusted closing price vs BET-TR – in % 1 Jan 2026 – 31 August 2026 31-Aug-26, 99.22% . 31-Aug-26, 42.09 % 1 Jan 2025 - 31 Dec 2025 120 30-Dec-25, 100.96% 100 . 80 BET-TR Electrica adjusted price with dividends 60 40 30-Dec-25, 55.21 % 20 . 0 -20 -40 -60 30-Dec-24 30-Jan-25 28-Feb-25 31-
Slide 51: Median monthly volume vs FTSE Russell liquidity threshold
Electrica’s Median monthly volume vs FTSE Russell liquidity threshold (admission and maintenance) - 1 January 2023 – 31 Aug 2026 280,000 250,000 230,000 200,000 180,000 271,539 150,000 247,766 130,000 100,000 142168.5 80,000 76,678 130,317 68,203 124,081 114,403 106689 101,292 97849.5 99,691 88708.5
Slide 52: Appendices
Appendices 6 Regulatory Aspects – Distribution Regulatory Aspects – Supply Regulatory Aspects – Production
Slide 53: Important Regulatory Changes – Distribution Activity (1/7)
Important Regulatory Changes – Distribution Activity (1/7) ❑ RP5 Regulations on Distribution tariffs o RRR: for RP5 was approved by ANRE Order no. 55/6.08.2024, the value of 6.94% for RRR. DISTRIBUTION ACTIVITY o Methodology for establishing distribution tariffs - for RP5 was approved by ANRE Order
Slide 54: Important Regulatory Changes – Distribution Activity (2/7)
Important Regulatory Changes – Distribution Activity (2/7) ❑ The methodology for establishing distribution tariffs for RP5 was approved by ANRE Order no. 67/17Sep2024 and entered into force on 20Sep2024 I. OPEX: DISTRIBUTION ACTIVITY ▪ OPEXC and the efficiency factor will be established based on the
Slide 55: Important Regulatory Changes – Distribution Activity (3/7)
Important Regulatory Changes – Distribution Activity (3/7) ❑ ANRE Order no. 97/20.12.2024 regarding the approval of the investment plans for the RP5. DISTRIBUTION ACTIVITY Annex 1 - Specific tariffs for the electricity distribution service applied by DEER, valid from 1 January 2026 Annex 2 - Values
Slide 56: Important Regulatory Changes – Distribution Activity (4/7)
Important Regulatory Changes – Distribution Activity (4/7) ❑ ANRE Order no. 77/18.12.2025 regarding the approval of the specific tariffs for the electricity distribution service and the price for reactive electricity, valid from 1 January 2026, for DEER., as well as the values of the maintenance pla
Slide 57: Important Regulatory Changes – Distribution Activity (5/7)
Important Regulatory Changes – Distribution Activity (5/7) ❑ ANRE order no. 53/30.07.2024 with the amendments contained in ANRE order no.79/2025 for the approval of the Methodology regarding the allocation of the electrical network capacity for the connection of the producers, as well as for the mod
Slide 58: Important Regulatory Changes – Distribution Activity (6/7)
DISTRIBUTION ACTIVITY Important Regulatory Changes – Distribution Activity (6/7) ANRE Order No. 15/21.05.2026 – Order amending and supplementing certain orders of the President of the National Energy Regulatory Authority in the field of user connection to the public interest electricity network o th
Slide 59: Important Regulatory Changes – Distribution Activity (7/7)
DISTRIBUTION ACTIVITY Important Regulatory Changes – Distribution Activity (7/7) Law No. 160/2026 amending and supplementing Electricity Law No. 123/2012 regarding: o Multi-site compensation management: The Distribution System Operator (DSO) must allow prosumers to offset surplus energy across multi
Slide 60: Methodology for establishing distribution tariffs RP5
Methodology for establishing distribution tariffs RP5 Regulated Revenue VR = VR nonNL 1 + VR NL A 1 2 3 4 5 6 B 7 8 9 Reactive Revenue non NL 2 = OPEX Contr 3 + OPEX Noncontr + 3 Amortization + RRAB 4 - Revenue&other activities profit + KVP VR NL Useful NL + useful S = VR VR NL + VR NL useful T • St
Slide 61: Changes in distribution tariffs methodology (1/3)
Changes in distribution tariffs methodology (1/3) Methodology for establishing distribution tariffs - Summary RP5 vs RP4 RP4 RP5 OPEX Controllable – Costs that must be made more efficient do not OPEX Controllable – Costs that must be made more efficient do not include PEX include PEX and OSH; effici
Slide 62: Changes in distribution tariffs methodology (2/3)
Changes in distribution tariffs methodology (2/3) Methodology for establishing distribution tariffs - Comparative elements RP5 vs RP4 Cost of capital Methodology RP4 Methodology RP5 1. RAB includes: used assets for the distribution service, which 1. RAB includes: idem RP4 are registered in the DSO a
Slide 63: Changes in distribution tariffs methodology (3/3)
Changes in distribution tariffs methodology (3/3) Methodology for establishing distribution tariffs - Comparative elements RP5 vs RP4 OPEX & NL Methodology RP4 Methodology RP5 1. OPEXC start is established on the basis of OPEX study made by ANRE 1. OPEXC start is established by benchmarking analysis
Slide 64: Relevant Applicable Regulatory Provisions – Supply (1/7)
Relevant Applicable Regulatory Provisions – Supply (1/7) GEO no. 6/2025 - Emergency Ordinance regarding measures applicable to final customers in the electricity market for the period April 1, 2025 – June 30, 2025, and measures applicable to end customers in the natural gas market for the period Apr
Slide 65: Relevant Applicable Regulatory Provisions – Supply (2/7)
Relevant Applicable Regulatory Provisions – Supply (2/7) o The final customers’ declarations regarding the capped final price, submitted to suppliers based on the provisions of GEO No. 27/2022, remain valid;: o The CfD was included in the capped final price; PRIMARY LEGISLATION o The application of
Slide 66: Relevant Applicable Regulatory Provisions – Supply (3/7)
Relevant Applicable Regulatory Provisions – Supply (3/7) Law No. 160/2026 amending and supplementing the Electricity and Natural Gas Law: PRIMARY LEGISLATION o Monthly settlement requirement: Suppliers are no longer required to carry forward surplus energy over a 24-month period; instead, they are o
Slide 67: Relevant Applicable Regulatory Provisions – Supply (4/7)
Relevant Applicable Regulatory Provisions – Supply (4/7) GEO No. 12/2026 – Emergency Ordinance on the measures applicable to household customers on the natural gas market during the period 1 April 2026 – 31 March 2027 o establishes the method for determining the final invoiced price, composed of the
Slide 68: Relevant Applicable Regulatory Provisions – Supply (5/7)
Relevant Applicable Regulatory Provisions – Supply (5/7) ANRE Order No. 83/2025 (published in Official Gazette No. 15 of 13.01.2026) — Order approving the Regulation for granting establishment authorisations and licences in the natural gas sector and for supplementing certain orders of the President
Slide 69: Relevant Applicable Regulatory Provisions – Supply (6/7)
Relevant Applicable Regulatory Provisions – Supply (6/7) ANRE Order No. 7/2026 (published in Official Gazette No. 368 of May 4, 2026) – Order approving the Regulation on access to and use of natural gas distribution systems SECONDARY LEGISLATION o Does not involve changes to distribution tariffs; ho
Slide 70: Relevant Applicable Regulatory Provisions – Supply (7/7)
Relevant Applicable Regulatory Provisions – Supply (7/7) ANRE Order No. 83/2025 (published in Official Gazette No. 15 of 13.01.2026) — Order approving the Regulation for granting establishment authorisations and licences in the natural gas sector and for supplementing certain orders of the President
Slide 71: Glossary
Glossary ANRE Romanian Energy Regulatory Authority IFRIC International Financial Reporting Interpretations Committee B2B Business to Business IFRS International Financial Reporting Standard BET-TR Bucharest Exchange Trading - Total Return Index IMS Integrated Management System BM Balancing Market IP
Slide 72: Financial Calendar
26 February Publication of the Preliminary Financial Results for FY 2025 27 March Release of 2025 Annual Report 2026 Investor and analyst teleconference for presentation of 2025 consolidated financial 30 March results 29 April Annual General Meeting of Shareholders FINANCIAL 27 May Release of interi
Slide 73: Investor Relations
Investor Relations ir@electrica.ro https://www.electrica.ro/en/investors/ Disclaimer This document has been prepared by Electrica and is for information purposes only. This presentation is not an offer, invitation or recommendation to trade in securities issued by 9 Grigore Alexandrescu Str., Electr
Slide 74: Q&A
Mr. Alexandru Chirita 31-Aug-26, 52.2 CEO Q&A 30-Jun-26, 40.9 Ms. Andreea Lambru CBDO Mr. Costin Iordache CFO 29-Sep-22, 6.1 PRESENTATION OF H1 2026 FINANCIAL RESULTS 74
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