OPC Energy Q1 FY26 adjusted net profit climbs 18% to $33 million; EBITDA rises 10% to $124 million

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  • OPC Energy posted first-quarter EBITDA after proportionate consolidation up 10% year over year to USD 124 million, while net income fell 44% to USD 14 million.
  • Israel EBITDA climbed 16% to USD 44 million, while U.S. EBITDA after proportionate consolidation rose 8% to USD 83 million.
  • Adjusted net profit increased 18% to USD 33 million, while FFO turned to a loss of USD 21 million from a gain a year earlier.
  • OPC expects to reach final investment decisions by end-2Q 2026 for the 850 MW Hadera Expansion project and the 550 MW Ramat Beka project, which includes 3,850 MWh of energy storage.
  • In the U.S., the natural-gas development pipeline expanded to about 8.7 GW, while the 2.1 GW Shay project in PJM is advancing with an interconnection agreement expected in early 2027.


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