2020

2020

The GEN-I Group set record after record in 2020. We sold a record 142.9 terawatt hours of energy and generated a gross profit of more than €74 million for the first time in our history. For the fourth consecutive year, we generated more than €2 billion in revenues and for the second consecutive year our net profit exceeded €15 million. By significantly increasing investments in employees, digitalization and the development of green products we laid solid foundations for the green future.

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2019

2019

The GEN-I Group performed well once again during the previous business year, when net profit exceeded €15 million for the first time and we sold a record 83.4 TWh of electricity. For the third year in a row, we generated more the €2.2. billion in revenues and recorded return-on-equity in excess of 16%. In the context of growth in operations, cash flow and gross margin, we further improved GEN-I’s financial position, and generated value for owners and solidified the trust of the financial markets by reducing debt and strengthening capital.

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2018

2018

The GEN-I Group achieved new milestones during the year. For the second consecutive year, we generated more than €2.3 billion in revenues, which was 35% higher than the average of the previous four years. Net profit remained at last year’s record level. We sold 47.4 TWh of electricity on 22 European markets and an additional 27.4 TWh via futures contracts.

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2017

2017

Behind the Gen-I Group is a record year in which we solidified our reputation as one of the fastest growing energy companies in Europe. We sold a record 52.7 TWh of electricity on 22 European markets last year. We generated revenues of more than €2.3 billion, which exceeded planned revenues by more than 50%, and generated a profit of €13.5 million, an increase of 84% relative to 2016.

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2016

2016

The GEN-I Group successfully ended the 2016 business year with revenues in excess of EUR 1.582 billion. The Group’s breakthrough year was characterized primarily by the acquisition of Elektro energija, ownership consolidation and the introduction of the new comprehensive GEN-I Sonce service, which made us the first energy supplier in the region to offer the construction of micro solar power plants for the self-sufficient supply of electricity.

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2015

2015

GEN-I Group has recorded growth in its operations, a trend that continued in 2015, despite the adverse market conditions. In the given financial year, we recorded growth in sales revenues amounting to EUR 1.731 billion, an increase of 32.8% relative to 2014 and generated a net profit of EUR 7.028 million, an increase of 34.5% on the previous year.

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2014

2014

GEN-I has recorded growth in its operations over the last five years, a trend that continued in 2014, despite the adverse market conditions. We achieved growth in sales revenue, which amounted to EUR 1,352 million, and also achieved 20.7% growth in quantities of electricity sold during the business year.

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2013

2013

Despite the adverse conditions on regional energy markets, 2013 was characterized by GEN-I’s successful expansion to foreign markets. We generated EUR 1.28 billion in revenues and ended the business year with a net profit of EUR 9,868 thousand.

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2012

2012

A number of competitors vanished from the market during the year due to the adverse conditions, which further strengthened GEN-I’s position. The year in which we generated revenues of EUR 1.5 billion was highlighted by GEN-I’s entry on the Slovenian natural gas market under the Affordable Natural Gas brand and the expansion to new markets in South-East Europe.

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2011

2011

The GEN-I Group significantly exceeded the business objectives it set for 2011, as operating revenues were up by 55%. In addition to sharp growth in market shares on existing markets, we successfully entered new markets: we began trading in Turkey and signed a five-year agreement on the supply of electricity to the City of Zagreb.

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2010

2010

Quantities of electricity sold were up 56% in 2010 which, together with the doubling of quantities of electricity sold on the markets of South-East Europe, strengthened the Group’s position in the aforementioned region. We were the only Slovenian company to supply electricity to end-customers in Austria, Italy and Croatia, while integrating sales and trading activities within the Company.

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2009

2009

The year 2009 will be remembered for the launch of the Affordable Electricity brand, whose competitive prices changed the Slovenian electricity market for the better for small customers. As a supplier of alternative sources of electricity during the scheduled maintenance outage at Slovenia’s largest energy production facility, the Krško Nuclear Power Plant, GEN-I demonstrated the importance of stable partnerships in the energy business.

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2008

2008

During a turbulent year for energy markets in 2008, the GEN-I Group was the second-largest balance group on the Slovenian electricity market and an increasingly important group, via seven subsidiaries, on the regional markets of South-East Europe.

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2007

2007

The year 2007 was marked by extraordinarily dynamic changes on the electricity market. The Company’s growth exceeded all expectations. We doubled our share of the domestic market, worked intensely to develop an active presence on eastern markets and achieved an important position in energy sales and purchases in the Balkans, where we have become a prominent partner.

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2006

2006

At GEN-I, 2006 will be remembered as the year when we combined capital with expertise to make our dreams come true. The establishment of our own balance group and the expansion of the production portfolio proved to be excellent decisions. Operating revenues exceeded EUR 100 million in 2006, and were more than 50% higher than planned, thus justifying our ambitious plans for the future.

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