Acciona was recording a sharp pullback close to 6% on the stock market in the first minutes of trading this Friday, after it said on Thursday afternoon—once the market had closed—that it maintains its forecasts unchanged until the end of 2026.
At around 9:40 a.m., shares in the Spanish company were down about 5.8%, to 207.8 euros per share, placing them as the biggest decline in the Ibex and the second-largest drop across the entire continuous market.
At the same time, shares in Acciona Energía were also taking heavy selling, with a fall of 5.15%, to 20.64 euros, which made them the third-largest correction in the entire bourse.
Acciona said it expects to close the year at the upper end of its Ebitda guidance, between 2,800 and 3,100 million euros. By contrast, it expects that ordinary net investment for all of 2026 will be around 2,000 million euros, below the initially forecast range of between 2,200 and 2,500 million.
In addition, regarding financial leverage as of December 31, 2026, Acciona reiterated its goal of keeping the net debt/Ebitda ratio below 3.0x.
Likewise, it was also known yesterday that the management of Acciona Energía had approved to subscribe a subordinated intragroup loan granted by its parent company Acciona for 500 million euros.
The transaction aims to strengthen Acciona Energía’s capital structure, improve its leverage ratios, and reduce the credit risk of its debt instruments, which will preserve its current credit ratings.