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No P/E, the company is not profitable on a trailing basis.
Operating across Greece, the Athens Water Supply and Sewerage Company S.A. (EYDAP.AT) specializes in the full spectrum of water and wastewater services. This encompasses the provision and purification of water, alongside comprehensive sewerage and wastewater treatment. The company actively designs, constructs, installs, operates, maintains, develops, and modernizes the essential infrastructure required for these functions. Its extensive assets include a 14,000-kilometer water distribution network and four water treatment facilities capable of processing 1.8 million cubic meters daily. Furthermore, EYDAP manages an 8,500-kilometer sewerage system and operates three key wastewater treatment centers located in Psyttalia, Metamorphosis, and Thriasio. Beyond its primary mandate, the company also engages in irrigation and rainwater collection. It diversifies its operations by producing electrical energy from a mix of sources, including hydroelectric, solar, biogas, natural gas, and thermal energy. Founded in 1980 and headquartered in Athens, Greece, the company functions as a subsidiary of Hellenic Corporation of Assets & Participations S.A.
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