Key takeaways
- Br122.08 billion — EEP’s net loss for the year ended July 7, 2025, versus Br10.15 billion previously, StockMarket.et reports.
- Br72.71 billion — Electricity-sales revenue increased from Br27.14 billion.
- Br290.51 billion — Net foreign-exchange losses on borrowings and cash drove the deterioration.
- Br292.80 billion — Borrowings included Br287.77 billion owed to foreign lenders and development agencies.
Why it matters
- The report describes debt-revaluation losses; these are not equivalent to cash payments during the year.
- Br143.28 billion in exchange-rate gains recorded as other income also supported operating profit.
- Analysis: higher electricity revenue did not offset the financial exposure associated with foreign-currency debt.
What to watch
- Updated financial statements and EEP’s response to the reported debt and currency exposure.
Source: StockMarket.et, citing Birrmetrics’ reporting on audited statements | 9 November 2026 | Original report
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