European financial markets were dominated by annual reports from key players in the telecommunications, energy, and industrial sectors. Telecom Italia (TIM) announced a €400 million share buyback program and a share consolidation, meeting all financial targets. Meanwhile, Spanish Endesa, part of the Enel group, reported an 18% increase in net profit, reaching €2.35 billion, and plans record investments in grid infrastructure through 2028.

Telecom Italia Strategy

The company announced a €400 million share buyback, share consolidation, and debt reduction to €6.9 billion after a successful 2025.

Endesa's Energy Records

The Spanish giant increased profit by 18% and plans to invest over €10 billion in grid infrastructure.

Saipem's Strong Performance

The engineering conglomerate exceeded revenue forecasts with €15.5 billion and announced a dividend.

Growth in the Yacht Sector

Ferretti Group reports an increase in its order portfolio and revenues exceeding €1.2 billion.

Telecom Italia (TIM) confirmed solid financial health for 2025, achieving revenues of €13.7 billion, representing a 2.7% year-on-year growth. EBITDA after leasing increased by 6.5% to €3.7 billion. The company's management, led by CEO Pietro Labriola, announced a planned buyback of €400 million and a share consolidation at a 1-for-10 ratio. Labriola emphasized that the company is now financially stronger, allowing for a return to shareholder remuneration policies, with a possible dividend in 2027. Since its privatization in 1997, the Italian telecommunications sector has struggled with high debt and intense competition, forcing the national operator into numerous restructurings and changes in ownership strategy. In the energy sector, attention focused on Spanish company Endesa, controlled by Italian Enel. The firm reported a net profit of €2.35 billion and announced an ambitious €10.6 billion investment plan for 2026–2028. These funds will be allocated mainly to modernizing power grids and supporting data centers, contingent on stable government regulations. Meanwhile, Italian engineering giant Saipem closed 2025 with revenues exceeding €15.5 billion, prompting management to forecast further profitability growth in the upcoming cycle. 10,6 mld € — Endesa's investments through 2028 will amount to Positive signals also came from the luxury goods market. Ferretti Group, a yacht manufacturer, increased revenues by 5% to €1.2 billion, noting a sharp rise in orders for custom-built units. Despite a weaker session on the Milan stock exchange, where banks initially declined, sentiment improved with Ferrari's results and gains in US futures contracts. The Enel group also announced its own plans, intending to invest a total of €53 billion by 2028, focusing on the energy transition and digitalization of infrastructure. Net Profit of Selected Companies in 2025: Endesa: 2.35, Saipem: 0.31, Ferretti Group: 0.09

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