Hera Stock - analyst consensus and background on the multi-utility group

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Hera (IT0000062825) is a regional Italian multi-utility whose stock attracts a stable, if unspectacular, analyst consensus with broadly steady earnings expectations according to recent broker data. Consensus overview on MarketScreener

What recent analyst data show

Hera does not feature in the big Wall Street research pipelines, but it is regularly covered by Italian and European brokerages that track utility names on Borsa Italiana. Borsa Italiana profile

According to consensus data compiled by MarketScreener, most analysts rate Hera between Hold and Buy, reflecting expectations of modest earnings growth supported by regulated activities. Consensus overview on MarketScreener

Background on management and strategy

Headquartered in Bologna, Hera describes itself as one of Italy's leading local multi-utility groups, serving roughly 4.2 million customers across several regions in the north and center of the country. Company profile on Hera site

The group operates under a long-term industrial plan that targets organic growth, selective acquisitions and a gradual shift toward circular economy services and energy transition-related activities.

How the company makes money

Hera generates most of its revenue from regulated or semi-regulated services: integrated water cycle management, gas and power distribution and sales, as well as waste collection and treatment for municipalities and industrial clients. Latest financial statements

Non-regulated activities include energy trading and value-added services, which can introduce some earnings volatility but also offer upside in favorable market conditions.

Where the stock trades today

Hera shares (IT0000062825) trade on Borsa Italiana in Milan at EUR 3.70 as of 06/21/2026, 15:45 CET.

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