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- Naturgy Energy Group, S.A. Naturgy Energy Group S.A. (GASNF) engages in the generation, distribution, and marketing of natural gas and electricity across regulated and deregulated markets worldwide. The company operates through key segments including Gas & Electricity, which encompasses the supply of gas, electricity, and related services; international liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply; electricity generation in Europe and internationally; EMEA Infrastructures for gas and electricity networks; and Latin America North and South Infrastructures for distribution and transport assets. Its core products and services feature natural gas procurement, liquefaction, storage, regasification, transportation, distribution, and marketing; electricity generation from diverse sources such as combined cycle gas turbines (CCGTs), wind, solar, hydroelectric, co-generation, nuclear, thermal, and other renewable technologies; management of extensive gas and electricity distribution networks, particularly the largest in Spain; LNG trade and shipping; renewable gases like biomethane; and maintenance services for industrial plants and power facilities, serving over 16 million customers with an installed generation capacity exceeding 17.9 GW, half of which is emission-free. Naturgy Energy Group, S.A. maintains a global footprint in 24 countries across Europe, Latin America (including Spain, Italy, Panama, Brazil, Chile, Costa Rica), Asia-Pacific, and other regions, with primary headquarters in Madrid, Spain, tracing origins to the 1843 founding of its predecessor entities through mergers like Gas Natural's acquisition of Union Fenosa in 2008 and subsequent rebranding to Naturgy. In recent developments, the company advances its 2025-2027 Strategic Plan with €6.4 billion in investments, 75% allocated to Spain for distribution networks and renewables, adding 1 GW of renewable capacity in the past year to reach 7.8 GW total (with 1.5 GW under construction) and launching a state-of-the-art Renewable Control Centre in A Coruña for solar and wind operations; it executes a dual share sale and buyback to expand free float from 10% to 15.1%, facilitating MSCI index re-inclusion; secures a $300 million CESCE-guaranteed loan from the European Investment Bank (EIB) for modernizing Panama's power grid, completing 14 substation and line projects worth $46 million since late 2024; reports strong nine-month 2025 results with €4.21 billion EBITDA and €1.7 billion net income, up 6% year-over-year; and sustains leadership in sustainability via MSCI ratings while progressing toward climate neutrality by 2050.