CELSIA (CELSIA) Corporate presentation summary
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Corporate presentation summary
12 Oct, 2026Overview
Energy portfolio spans generation, transmission, distribution, commercialization and energy efficiency, with operations across Colombia, Honduras, Costa Rica, Panama and Peru.
2023 generation was 5,873.31 GWh; installed capacity was 1,959.57 MW, including 19 hydro plants, 3 thermal plants and 18 solar farms plus distributed generation.
Served 1,331,651 clients; infrastructure included 274 km of transmission lines, 46,635 km of aerial distribution lines and 618 km of underground lines.
Workforce totaled 2,271, with women representing 32.3%.
Business model
Two operating lines combine Energy Services across electric-sector segments with an Asset Management Model using investment platforms and strategic partners.
Energy Services includes generation, distribution, commercialization and transmission; asset platforms include Caoba, C2Energía, Laurel and Tesorito.
Asset management is intended to optimize the portfolio, develop new value streams and support sustainable growth.
Financial performance
2023 revenue was $1.63B; 1Q24 revenue was $356M, comprising 86% Energy Services and 14% Asset Management.
1Q24 EBITDA was $84.4M, with 92% from Energy Services and 8% from Asset Management.
The 2023 revenue mix was 37% generation, 44% commercialization, 10% transmission and distribution, and 8% other.
Latest events from CELSIA
- Renewables, grid investment and deleveraging support a 40% EBITDA margin target by 2028.CELSIA
Corporate presentation - Revenue and net earnings rose as El Niño pressured EBITDA and investment expanded.CELSIA
Q2 2024 - Net income rose 35% as drought pressured EBITDA and renewables projects advanced.CELSIA
Q3 2024 - Revenue grew, but El Niño-driven costs cut EBITDA as leverage rose.CELSIA
Q4 2024 - Higher hydro output drove 44.8% EBITDA growth as net income fell to COP 29.688bn.CELSIA
Q1 2025 - H1 earnings and margins improved despite Q2 revenue pressure from climate normalization.CELSIA
Q2 2025 - EBITDA and margin rose as revenue fell; debt reduction and repurchases advanced.CELSIA
Q3 2025 - FY2025 EBITDA and net income grew despite lower revenue; 2026 priorities include efficiency and deleveraging.CELSIA
Q4 2025 - Q2 revenue rose, but transformation costs and hydrology weighed on earnings as deleveraging and margin goals advanced.CELSIA
Q2 2026