EDF's 2025 Annual Results: Operational Strength and Debt Reduction

EDF has reported strong operational performance in 2025, highlighted by its highest nuclear output in France in six years. The company achieved electricity production of 515 TWh, with 373 TWh from nuclear energy. Consequently, sales reached €113.3 billion, and EBITDA stood at €29.3 billion. Despite a decrease in net income to €8.4 billion, EDF managed a positive cash flow of €9.6 billion. Moreover, net financial debt decreased to €51.5 billion, facilitated by green bond issuances surpassing €4.9 billion.

EDF's Chairman, Bernard Fontana, emphasized the company's commitment to safety, security, and sustainability. EDF is expanding its commercial policy and hydropower capabilities, providing long-term electricity pricing stability for clients. The nuclear project Flamanville 3 achieved full power, with progress also noted in the EPR2 and Hinkley Point C projects.

Looking ahead, EDF anticipates strong EBITDA in 2026, despite potential market downturns. The company remains focused on industrial resilience, climate adaptation, and reinforcement of supply chains as it celebrates 80 years of achievement and looks to future challenges.