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22/07/2026 - 08:12 UTC +02:00Investment in UK, US and Brazil electricity networks drives increase in Iberdrola's reported Net Profit to €4.34bn for H1 2026 (+22%) READ MORE
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21/07/2026 - 18:31 UTC +02:00Iberdrola acquires Finland’s largest electricity distribution company, valued at €5 billion Iberdrola has reached an agreement to acquire Caruna, Finland’s leading electricity distribution company, in a transaction valuing 100% of the company at around €5 billion, including its financial debt. The transaction will involve a payment of €2 billion for 80% of the company’s equity, while Nordic pension funds AMF and Elo will retain their current 20% stake. Caruna is the country’s largest electricity distribution operator and serves one and a half million people –more than 20% of the Finnish population–. The company has a network of approximately 89,000 kilometres, 67% of which is underground. Caruna operates, through two distribution concessions, in the area surrounding central Helsinki and in the Joensuu region —with strong industrial activity and growing demand linked to new data centres, as well as residential developments— and in other areas of western and north-eastern Finland. Network growth and new opportunities The acquisition, together with the recent divestment of thermal power plants in Mexico, reinforces Iberdrola’s strategy of focusing its investments on the networks business in stable markets with attractive regulatory regimes: Finland has an AA+ credit rating and a regulatory framework in place until 2031 that offers a return on equity of around 8%. The company is expected to increase its earnings and asset base by around 7% annually over the coming years, with annual investments of between €200 million and €300 million to reinforce and digitalise its electricity network in a context of strong growth in renewable capacity1. These investments could increase in the future due to growing demand, the electrification of the economy, the expansion of data centres and the development of electricity transmission infrastructure, which Finnish regulation has allowed distribution companies to undertake since the beginning of 2026. Completion of the acquisition is expected in the first quarter of 2027, subject to obtaining customary regulatory approvals for this type of transaction. Iberdrola’s executive chairman , Ignacio Galán, said: “This transaction reinforces our strategic commitment to electricity networks as essential infrastructure for promoting energy security, self-sufficiency and competitiveness. Finland offers high credit quality and a predictable and attractive regulatory framework, while Caruna has strong growth prospects due to the need for networks linked to new renewable generation, rising demand from the industrial and residential sectors and the electrification of the economy”. 1 This press release contains forward-looking statements which do not constitute a guarantee of future results. Such statements are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ significantly from those projected. Iberdrola, S.A. accepts no obligation to update them. READ MORE
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20/07/2026Iberdrola, recognised as a global leader in green bonds and as Europe’s most sustainable electricity company Iberdrola has added two new international accolades to its list, underpinning its leadership in sustainability and green finance. The company has been recognised as the leading corporate issuer of green, social and sustainable bonds at the 2026 GlobalCapital Bond Awards and as Europe’s most sustainable electricity company at the 2026 World Finance Sustainability Awards. Both awards highlight the Group’s strategy to drive the electrification of the economy, accelerate decarbonisation and mobilise funding for projects with a positive environmental impact. A leader in sustainable finance The GlobalCapital Bond Awards, now in their nineteenth year, are the only awards dedicated exclusively to international bond markets. Each year, they recognise excellence among issuers, financial institutions, investors, rating agencies and advisers, and have a distinctive feature: the winners are chosen by market participants themselves through a wide-ranging sector-wide consultation. This award endorses Iberdrola’s track record in sustainable finance markets and reinforces its position as one of the sector’s leading international issuers. In 2025, Iberdrola became the first Spanish company to issue a bond under the new European Green Bond Standard (EU GBS) and the first in the world to obtain dual certification, having simultaneously complied with this standard and with the Green Bond Principles of the International Capital Market Association (ICMA). Since then, the company has issued a total of four green bonds aligned with both reference frameworks, consolidating its leadership in sustainable finance. Recognition of leadership in sustainability For their part, the World Finance Sustainability Awards recognise organisations that are leading the transition towards low-carbon, resource-efficient business models committed to creating social value . According to the jury, Iberdrola stands out for having turned its climate ambition into an operational reality on a large scale across various markets. In particular, the judging panel has highlighted the company’s progress in expanding renewable generation capacity, modernising and digitising electrical networks , developing storage solutions and system integration, as well as its contribution to economic growth and employment in the regions where it operates. The jury also emphasised the robustness of Iberdrola’s climate strategy, which includes achieving direct emissions neutrality in electricity generation by 2030 and the target of reaching net-zero direct and indirect emissions by 2040. It also recognised the company’s investments in clean technologies — such as onshore and offshore wind, solar, hydroelectric and energy storage — as well as its role in developing smart grids that facilitate the integration of greater renewable generation and help to build a more flexible, resilient and secure electricity system. READ MORE
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10/07/2026 - 17:44 UTC +02:00Electricity distributed by Iberdrola grows by 6.3% in June Distributed Energy The electricity distributed by Iberdrola globally increased by 6.3% in the first half of 2026, reaching 136,648 gigawatt hours (GWh), due to the increase in demand and the progress of electrification. Distributed electricity increased in all the geographical areas in which the Group operates, with the United Kingdom being particularly noteworthy, where it grew by 32.6%, driven by the integration of Electricity North West. Generation capacity Generation capacity increased by nearly 4% to 56,827 megawatts (MW), representing an additional 2,300 MW. The main increases in capacity have been recorded in wind technologies (onshore and offshore), in which they have added more than 1,400 MW, followed by solar (+1,000 MW). Battery capacity grew by 117% thanks to new operational projects in Spain and Australia. By geographical area, the increase in power (23.2%) in Continental Europe and Australia stands out, where more than 1,000 MW have been added, mainly in onshore wind in countries such as Australia, Greece and Portugal and solar in Germany or Italy. Meanwhile, in the United States , nearly 800 MW have been added in the last 12 months, an increase of 7.3%, in the United Kingdom capacity increased by 400 MW and in Spain capacity grows by about 600 MW. Production Iberdrola's production reached 61,318 gigawatt hours (GWh) in the first half of 2026, almost 1% more, thanks to the 2% increase recorded in the second quarter. By technology, offshore wind stands out, increasing by 23%, and by markets, the highest growth was recorded in the United Kingdom (+27.3%), the United States (+8%) and the rest of the world (+11.5%). With regard to Spain, production reached 32,732 GWh, in line with last year. After producing more than 12,000 GWh hydroelectric, reserves remain at levels close to the historical record as of June 30, with more than 8,200 GWh stored, thanks to pumping capacity READ MORE
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02/07/2026 - 10:12 UTC +02:00Iberdrola confirms €4.5 billion distribution to shareholders following announcement of supplementary dividend TIMETABLE FOR THE “IBERDROLA FLEXIBLE DIVIDEND” OPTIONAL DIVIDEND SCHEME 2 July 2026 Announcement of the number of rights required to receive a new share , together with the amount of the supplementary dividend and the adjustment dividend. 3 July 2026 Last trading day for shares carrying entitlement to participate in the scheme. 6 July 2026 Trading in free allotment rights begins. 7 July 2026 Record date for determining shareholders eligible to participate in the Iberdrola Flexible Dividend scheme. 24 July 2026 Expected announcement of the completion of the capital increase. 27 July Expected payment date for both the supplementary dividend and the adjustment dividend 29 July Expected commencement of trading in the new shares READ MORE
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16/06/2026 - 18:37 UTC +02:00Iberdrola successfully issues a €1.5 billion green bond amid strong investor demand Iberdrola has successfully completed a €1.5 billion European senior green bond issuance , structured in two tranches with maturities of four and ten years, as reported to the Spanish National Securities Market Commission (CNMV). The transaction attracted strong investor demand, exceeding €4.5 billion — three times the amount issued — allowing pricing to be tightened significantly from the initial guidance. More than 330 qualified international investors participated in the transaction, primarily from France (23%), the United Kingdom (22%), and Spain and Portugal (16%). The first tranche, totalling €750 million and maturing in June 2030, carries a coupon of 3.125%. The second tranche, also for €750 million, matures in June 2036 and carries a coupon of 3.75%. As with previous issuances, this transaction complies not only with the ICMA Green Bond Principles but also with the European Union’s new Green Bond Standard. The proceeds will be used to finance network investments in Iberdrola’s core markets, as well as to refinance selected renewable energy projects, in line with the priorities set out in the company’s strategic plan . Through this issuance, Iberdrola continues to strengthen its commitment to expanding electricity network infrastructure — a key enabler of electrification — while pursuing selective growth in renewable energy. The transaction highlights the company’s strong access to capital markets and its ability to take advantage of favourable market conditions. HSBC and Santander acted as Global Coordinators, while CaixaBank, Crédit Agricole, Intesa Sanpaolo, Natixis, NatWest and Scotiabank acted as Active Bookrunners. The level of demand and the final terms achieved once again reflect investors’ confidence in the strength of the Group’s business model and growth strategy. READ MORE
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08/06/2026Iberdrola to invest nearly €4.5 billion in electricity networks in Bahia, Brazil, by 2030 Iberdrola is strengthening its commitment to electrification in Brazil with a planned investment of around 25 billion Brazilian reais (almost €4.5 billion) in electricity infrastructure in the state of Bahia by 2030. Through its subsidiary Neoenergia Coelba, the company will build 54 new substations, more than 2,000 kilometres of high-voltage transmission lines and 42,000 kilometres of medium-voltage distribution networks . As a result, Bahia will receive half of the investment earmarked for electricity networks under Neoenergia’s five-year plan. Following the recent renewal of its distribution concessions, Iberdrola’s Brazilian subsidiary is set to invest a total of 50 billion reais (€9 billion) in network infrastructure across the country. The announcement was made by Iberdrola’s Executive Chairman Ignacio Galán during the opening ceremony of the Bahia Farm Show, Brazil’s largest agricultural trade fair. Neoenergia has participated in the event for more than a decade. The ceremony was attended by the Vice-President of Brazil, Geraldo Alckmin; the Minister of Mines and Energy, Alexandre Silveira; the Minister of Agriculture and Livestock, André de Paula; the Governor of Bahia, Jerônimo Rodrigues; Senator Jaques Wagner; Neoenergia CEO Eduardo Capelastegui; and other government officials and institutional representatives. Galán highlighted that the renewal of the distribution concessions for a further 30 years, signed in May, "has been essential in providing the regulatory predictability needed to encourage investment within a framework of legal certainty, such as the one Brazil offers, paving the way for a new investment cycle." Electrification as a catalyst for development In his address, Galán underscored the role of electrification in building a more competitive, self-sufficient, secure and sustainable energy system. He described investment in electricity infrastructure as "a true catalyst for development", driving employment, supporting local economies through procurement and supply chains, attracting new industries and creating opportunities for professional training. Against the backdrop of rising investment in the state, he expressed confidence that "Bahia will continue to play a leading role in Brazil’s growth story." Long-term commitment to Brazil Iberdrola has been operating in Brazil for nearly three decades and, through Neoenergia, supplies electricity to more than 40 million people. Active in 18 states and the Federal District, Neoenergia is the country’s leading electricity distribution group and the largest private investor in electricity infrastructure. "Brazil is a strategic market for Iberdrola," Galán said. The Group’s presence in Brazil dates back to 1997, when it integrated the distribution companies Coelba, in Bahia, and Cosern, in Rio Grande do Norte. Since then, Iberdrola has invested more than 120 billion reais (approximately €20 billion) in the country. READ MORE
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29/05/2026 - 11:57 UTC +02:00Shareholders massively support Iberdrola's management and strategy at its 125th anniversary General Meeting READ MORE
