- With this transaction, Endesa has secured 100% ownership of Cetasa.
Endesa announced that its subsidiary EGPE¹ today signed and formalised an agreement to acquire 37.5% and 25% stakes in the share capital of Cetasa² from Caja Rural de Soria and Caja Rural de Navarra, respectively. Cetasa owns a portfolio of 99 MW of operational wind farms in the province of Soria, with an annual production of around 240 GWh, as well as an additional 30 MW of wind projects currently under development. As a result of the agreement, EGPE has increased its ownership in Cetasa to 100%.
The company’s value under the agreement, based on 100% of the share capital, is approximately €60 million, subject to the standard adjustments applied to this type of transaction. The deal is expected to generate an increase of around €10 million in EGPE’s annual EBITDA.
This transaction is part of Endesa’s strategy to expand its renewable generation capacity, including the acquisition of brownfield assets already in operation.
Endesa’s installed renewable capacity reached 10.79 GW in the first half of 2025.
¹ Enel Green Power España S.L.
² Compañía Eólica de Tierras Altas S.A.
About Endesa
Endesa is the leading electricity company in Spain and the second largest in Portugal. It is also the second largest gas operator in the Spanish market. Endesa operates an integrated business model spanning electricity generation, distribution, and supply. Furthermore, the company offers value-added services focused on the electrification of energy use for households, businesses, and public administrations. Endesa is committed to the United Nations’ SDGs and corporate social responsibility. In the latter area, it also operates through the Endesa Foundation. Our team comprises around 9,000 employees. Endesa is part of Enel, a multinational electricity company and an integrated leading player in global energy and renewables markets [1].
[1] Enel's leadership in the various categories is defined by comparison with the financial data of its counterparts in the year 2024. Reference perimeter: publicly traded companies without majority state ownership.