General Shareholders’ Meeting 2025

Thanks to the €17 billion invested in electricity and renewable grids in 2024, the company has further promoted the electrification of the economy and energy autonomy, thus fostering competitiveness and employment worldwide. This effort has allowed Iberdrola to exceed €160 billion in assets and increase net profit by 17%, reaching €5.6 billion in 2024.

With these results, the General Shareholders' Meeting – at the proposal of the Board of Directors – has approved an increase in the dividend by 15% compared to the dividend paid in 2024, to €0.635 per share. In addition to this shareholder remuneration, there is also an engagement dividend of €0.005 gross per share, which was conditional on reaching a quorum of at least 70% of the share capital.

"We are now the leading electricity company in Europe and the second largest in the world by market capitalisation, with more than €103 billion, and, in line with our continued growth, investors who have reinvested their dividends since 2001 have seen their investment multiplied by almost 14 times," said Ignacio Galán, Iberdrola's Executive Chairman.

Social commitment in the age of electrification

These positive results have been accompanied by a new boost to the commitment to society in all its areas: Iberdrola has continued to increase its purchases to reach €18 billion from its thousands of suppliers in 2024, giving visibility and certainty to a supply chain in which it supports nearly 500,000 jobs worldwide. In addition, last year the company made 6,000 additions and has increased its contribution to the public coffers by 8%, to more than €10.3 billion.

But above all, we continue to look to the future. Galán highlighted the company's enormous growth prospects thanks to its commitment to electrification, the Group's international diversification (especially in the United States and the United Kingdom) and its commitment to electricity grids as a vector for growth and its financial strength.