EnBW posts first-half profit drop on coal phase-out, lower river levels
EnBW posts first-half profit drop on coal phase-out, lower river levels FRANKFURT, Aug 7 (Reuters) - German utility EnBW EBKG.DE on Friday reported a decline in first-half profits, citing the phase-out of coal fired power plants as well as lower river levels that impacted at the group's hydroelectric stations.
First-half adjusted core profit falls 6.3% to €2.27 billion.
First-half adjusted group net profit decreases by 5.9% to €595 million.
The group still expects adjusted core profit in a range of €4.6 billion to €5.1 billion for the year.
Gross investments stood at €2.4 billion in the first half.
(Reporting by Christoph Steitz
Editing by Linda Pasquini)
((christoph.steitz@thomsonreuters.com; +49 30 220 133 647))
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