IBERDROLA

IBERDROLA, S.A.

Headquarters address: Plaza de Euskadi, 5 48009 Bilbao (Vizcaya)

CIF A48010615 Spain Energy Electricity IBEX35 seen 7101 times Last report December 2020

Employees 744 (46.20% women)
Profit 3,611M €
Indebtedness 159.5%
Income 33,145M €
Earnings per share 0.55 €

Our opinion

We reviewed our opinion on 02 June 2020
Iberdrola is a company with more than 170 years of history that has different businesses focused on energy and electricity. On the one hand, it is dedicated to the production of electricity using renewable sources (wind, mini-hydraulic, thermosolar, photovoltaic, biomass, etc). On the other hand, it is present in the network business, which is in charge of the construction, operation and maintenance of lines and transformation centres. Finally, it also focuses on electricity production with conventional (non-renewable) plants and marketing to the end user.

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Balance

Assets and liabilities
Solvency 162.7%    1.59%
Short solvency 68.43%    7.19%
Working balance on income -8.93%    18.01%
Working balance on assets -19.76%    23.79%
Non current assets coverage 32.93%   -3.7%
Fixed assets on long term debt 61.73%   -2.8%
Cash on Current Assets 22.89%    43.42%
Inmovilization 87.78%   -0.34%

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  • Solvency: Ability to cope with payments obligations.
  • Short solvency: Ability to cope with short term payments obligations.
  • Working balance on income: Result of subtracting current liabilities to current assets and relativizing them to sales. It represents the proportion of sales represented by the working capital.
  • Working balance on assets: Result of subtracting the current liability to the current asset and relativizing it to the same current asset. That is, it represents the proportion of current assets that are financed by permanent (non-current) resources.
  • Non current assets coverage: In what degree the non-current asset is financed by own funds.
  • Fixed assets on long term debt: Measures the relation between the fixed assets and the non current liabilities. This is the natural way to finance a company.
  • Cash on Current Assets: Percentage of current assets that represents the available cash.
  • Inmovilization: Percentage of fixed assets on total assets.
Liquidity

Liquidity 83.5%    5.15%

Cash on Current Liabilities 19.11%    50.81%

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  • Liquidity: Ability to deal with short-term debts.
  • Cash on Current Liabilities: Percentage of current liabilities that are covered by cash.
Indebtedness

Indebtedness 159.5%    -4.05%

Leverage 34.28%    -0.74%
Debt Quality 76.19%    0.3%
Financial Expenses Coverage 416.7%    6.09%
Short term Indebtedness 37.97%    -4.97%
Long term Indebtedness 121.5%    -3.76%
Financial Expenses on EBIT 24%    -5.74%
Indebtedness Ratio 61.46%    -1.56%
Indebtedness on EBIT 1.35K%   2.69%

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  • Indebtedness: Percentage of net assets that represent debt (both short and long).
  • Leverage: Percentage of assets represented by liabilities with financial institutions (which generate costs)
  • Debt Quality: Percentage of the liability that corresponds to long-term debt.
  • Financial Expenses Coverage: It can be understood as the times that the financial expenses are contained in the operating result. It should always be above 100%.
  • Short term Indebtedness: Percentage of net assets that represent short-term debts.
  • Long term Indebtedness: Percentage of net assets that represent long-term debt.
  • Financial Expenses on EBIT: Inverse of the Financial Expenses Coverage, in other words, the percentage of EBIT represented by financial expenses. How much the company earnings are used to pay interests of the debt.
  • Indebtedness Ratio: Percentage of total assets that constitute the debts.
  • Indebtedness on EBIT: Percentage of the EBIT represented by the total liabilities.
Turnover

Inventory Turnover 629%   -3.28%

Assets Turnover 27.05%   -4.71%
Customers Turnover -466.8%   -3.79%
Fixed Assets Turnover 30.82%   -4.38%
Suppliers Turnover 199.8%   -16.1%

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  • Turnover: Rotación???
  • Fixed Assets Turnover: Proportion of fixed assets that represent the obtained income.
  • Assets Turnover: Proportion of the total assets that represent the obtained income.
  • Customers Turnover: Percentage of receivable accounts that are represented in revenues.
  • Inventory Turnover: Times that the supplies are contained in the stock.
  • Suppliers Turnover: Percentage of the liabilities corresponding to the payment to suppliers that is contained in the supplies.
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Income Statement

Profit

Profit 3,611M €    0.11%

Profit on Income/Sales 10.89%    4.57%
Earnings per share 0.55 €   0%
Funds from Operations 7,584M €   -0.92%
EBIT Margin 16.79%    0.6%
Operating Margin 15.24%    2.29%
ROA 2.95%   -0.35%
ROE 10.2%    3.83%

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  • Profit: Amount after subtracting expenses from income. The profit attributed to the dominant entity is shown in the table (all data is annualized).
  • Profit on Income/Sales: Percentage of sales that is converted to profit.
  • Earnings per share: Net profit attributed to each of the outstanding shares.
  • Funds from Operations: Funds from operations. It results from adding profit and amortizations.
  • EBIT Margin: Percentage of income that is converted to EBIT.
  • Operating Margin: Percentage of income that is converted to earnings befor taxes.
  • ROA: Return on assets. Percentage of assets that represent the benefits.
  • ROE: Return on equity. Percentage of own resources that represent the benefits.
Profitability

Return on Capital (ROE) 8.37%   -3.49%

Profitability 3.88%   -2.99%
Economic Profitability 4.54%   -4.14%
Rea Estate Profitability -83.74%   -1.08%

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  • Profitability: EBIT on total net assets. The net assets of a company are the total assets subtracting depreciation and provisions.
  • Return on Capital (ROE): Net profit on equity. In other words, it is the final benefit for each monetary unit held by the company.
  • Economic Profitability: Earnings before taxes on total assets.
  • Rea Estate Profitability: Net profit on capital invested.
Expenses
Expenses/Profit 50.5%    2.5%
EBIT -416.7%    6.09%
Staff expenses 3.78M €   -2.88%
Financial Expenses on Sales 4.03%   -5.17%

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  • Expenses/Profit: Expenses for each monetary unit of earnings.
  • EBIT: Earnings before interest and taxes
  • Staff expenses: Expenses from payroll of employees.
  • Financial Expenses on Sales: Financial expenses for each monetary unit of income.
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Cash Flow

Cash Flow

Cash Flow 131,384M €    119.8%

Cash Flow per share 200.1K    119.6%
Cash Flow on assets 1.07%    118.8%
Cash Flow on income/sales 3.96%    129.6%
Dividends on Cash Flow 0%   0%
Cash Flow Margin Ratio 25.18%    8.94%

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  • Cash Flow: Cash inflows minus exits.
  • Cash Flow per share: Cash flow per share
  • Cash Flow on assets: Cash flow for each monetary unit of assets.
  • Cash Flow on income/sales: Cash flow for each monetary unit of income/sales.
  • Dividends on Cash Flow: Dividends given for each monetary unit of Cash Flow.
  • Cash Flow Margin Ratio: Operating flows on sales. With this ratio you can know the profitability obtained by the company developing its activity without taking into account financial matters or taxes.
Cash Flow on Debt

Interest Coverage 40.73%    50.15%

Cash Flow on short-term Liabilities -7.33%    124.4%
Cash Flow on long-term Liabilities -2.29%    121.6%
Cash Flow on Debt -3.13%    120.4%
External Financing -5.33%   -91.88%

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  • Cash Flow on Debt: Cash flow on financial debt. It gives an idea of how large are the financial debts combined with the cash flow.
  • Cash Flow on short-term Liabilities: Cash flow for each monetary unit of short-term liabilities.
  • Cash Flow on long-term Liabilities: Cash flow for each monetary unit of long-term liabilities.
  • Interest Coverage: Ability to pay interest with cash flow.
  • External Financing: Financing cash flow on the total cash flow.
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