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Trades about 59% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Energa SA, along with its affiliated entities, operates as a Polish energy company involved in the production, transmission, commercial exchange, and supply of both electricity and thermal energy. Its operational structure is divided into distinct Distribution, Generation, and Sales segments. The firm generates electricity utilizing various renewable sources such as hydroelectric, wind, biomass, and solar (photovoltaic) power facilities. By the end of 2021, specifically December 31st, Energa commanded an installed electrical generation capacity of roughly 1.4 gigawatts and managed an extensive infrastructure comprising 193,000 kilometers of power lines. The company caters to approximately 3.2 million clients. Furthermore, it offers a wide array of additional services, including project contracting and design, illumination solutions, financial services, maintenance and repair, supply chain and logistics management, real estate administration, alongside internal corporate support functions such as accounting, payroll, administrative tasks, security, and information and communication technology. Established in 2006, Energa SA's primary office is situated in Gdansk, Poland, and it operates as a subsidiary of Polski Koncern Naftowy ORLEN Spólka Akcyjna.
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