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DOMINION increases EBITDA by 4% to 151 million euros in 2024

27 / 02 / 2025

The company generates €76 million in cash flow before investments and divestments, and will propose at the AGM a dividend payout of €15 million in 2025

DOMINION has achieved a 4% growth in EBITDA, reaching 151 million euros, driven by business optimization and a stronger focus on high-value-added activities. Additionally, it has generated more than 76 million euros in operating cash flow before investments and divestments.

The year has been marked by the differentiated evolution of its business segments:

  • Growth in Sustainable Services, with a 7% organic increase in revenue and an 18% improvement in contribution margin.
  • A transition year for 360º Projects, with a 12% slowdown in the execution of renewable infrastructure due to external factors, but a solid backlog of 637 million euros, anticipating a recovery in 2025.

In line with its commitment to profitability and operational efficiency, DOMINION has continued advancing in its portfolio optimization strategy, prioritizing strategic activities and divesting from less profitable ones. The sale of the multi-technical services business in Spain and the transformation of the B2B2C model are examples of this approach.

For 2025, the company is strengthening its position in high-demand sectors linked to the environmental sustainability of its industrial clients with the creation of Global Dominion Environment (GDE). This new unit aims to reach 500 million euros in revenue and over 50 million in EBITDA, establishing itself as a key growth driver within the group.

DOMINION has proposed a 15-million-euro dividend for 2025 at the General Shareholders’ Meeting, exceeding the committed payout, demonstrating its financial strength and commitment to investor stability.

The company will continue executing its 2023-2026 Strategic Plan, forecasting solid growth, a 7% CAGR increase in EBITDA, and a 9% CAGR growth in operating cash flow. Additionally, it maintains its goal of reducing net debt to zero by the end of the plan, further strengthening its financial flexibility and competitiveness.