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EYDAP

€11.82
−0.38(−3.11%)
Close 08/10/2026 · end-of-day price, not real-time

EYDAP (EYDAP) closed at €11.82 on 08/10/2026, -3.11% on the day. Market cap €1.3bn, P/E 23.63 (under review).

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Private · MENTOR takes it into account
+28.5%6M
08/10/2026Close 11.82−3.11%+28.5% since start

Valuation

Peers: 4
MetricEYDAPPeer median
P/Eunder review23.618.7
P/E (forward)23.112.8
P/B1.71.1
P/S3.41.5
EV/EBITDA11.813.1
Dividend yield0.0%2.0%
Payout ratio72.7%29.9%
Gross margin34.2%37.0%
Operating margin10.1%10.4%
Net margin0.3%6.3%
ROE0.2%6.8%
Revenue growth (quarter, y/y)17.3%5.9%
Net debt−€269.2m€1.4bn
Twelve Data · latest quarter 31/12/2023

Same sector: Utilities

The company

AI-drafted

EYDAP holds the exclusive right to supply water and sewerage services across the Attica basin until 2040. It bills about 2.1 million customer accounts at tariffs the regulator RAAEY approves in five-year periods, runs 14,300 km of water mains and 8,716 km of sewers, and operates the state-owned External Water Supply System under contract. The Greek State controls 61.33%.

How it makes moneyFY2025 · basis: revenue
  • Water supply and related services164.1%
  • Sewerage services128.7%
  • External Water Supply System O&M contract1(fixed annual fee from EYDAP Fixed Assets)6.9%
  • Electricity sales10.4%
It is
  • A regulated water and sewerage monopoly in Attica, with an exclusive right running to 31 December 2040.1
  • At 30 June 2026 it had no drawn bank or bond borrowing: cash was €280.4m, alongside €11.1m of lease liabilities.5
It is not
  • It does not own Attica's dams and reservoirs: they belong to EYDAP Fixed Assets, and the company buys raw water and is paid to operate the External Water Supply System.1
  • It does not set its own prices: since Law 5037/2023 tariffs are approved by RAAEY for five-year periods.1
Recent developmentsAll company events →
  • 24/09/2026H1 2026 brought €203.2m of revenue, €42.6m EBITDA and €17.1m net profit following the new tariffs.5
  • Jul 2026Parliament voted to extend EYDAP's remit to Boeotia, Phocis and Euboea and, for the first time, to irrigation, absorbing 43 existing providers.4,3
  • Apr 2026A €21.4m after-tax loss for 2025 on litigation provisions and the 2019 tax audit.1,2
  • Mar 2026GEK TERNA raised its stake to 12.76% through Urban Services while Paulson & Co. cut its 9.99% holding to zero.1
  • Jan 2026The new water and sewerage tariffs for the 2025-2029 regulatory period took effect.1
  • Dec 2025RAAEY decision Y-86/2025 set allowed revenue for 2025-2029 on a 6.24% WACC and refused €323m of past claims.1
Key figures
  • Invoiced water volume 303.2m m³ FY20251
  • Non-billed water 25.7% FY20251
  • Customer accounts 2.11m 2025-12-311
  • Allowed revenue €389.9m FY20261
  • Regulatory WACC 6.24% 2025-20291
Key facts
  • The Greek State controls 61.33% and, under Council of State decisions 1906/2014 and 190/2022, must keep at least 50% plus one share.1
  • GEK TERNA took 12.76% in March 2026 as Paulson & Co. exited its 9.99% holding.1
  • The new RAAEY tariffs apply from 1 January 2026 and are expected to add an average €78.3m of revenue a year to 2029.1
  • RAAEY refused €323m of past cost recovery, which the company is contesting.1
  • A €2.5bn ten-year investment plan, backed by a €250m EIB financing framework.1
AI-drafted from the cited sources · 24/09/2026 · v2 · ✓ checked by an independent second modelAthens Water Supply & Sewerage S.A.Website ↗
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