Iberdrola Trading Update - 9M Net Income EUR 5.82B Vs EUR 5.31B Y/Y - Proposes Interim Dividend Of 0.275/Share, Up 8.7% - Targets To Expand RAB To Over €90B Globally By 2030 - Increases Adj Net Guidance Growth To At Least 10% - Sees 10% Adj Net Average Annual Growth In Next 5 Yrs

Iberdrola reported nine-month net income of EUR 5.82 billion, up from EUR 5.31 billion a year earlier, and proposed an interim dividend of EUR 0.275 per share, an 8.7% increase. The company also set a target to expand its regulated asset base (RAB) to over EUR 90 billion globally by 2030 and raised its adjusted net income growth guidance, though the headline is truncated before the full figure. The transmission channel here is earnings-driven equity repricing, with the rise in profitability and dividend supporting income-oriented investor demand, while the RAB expansion signals a long-duration capex pipeline that is typically underwritten by regulated, inflation-linked returns. Utilities and regulated grid operators in Spain and across European markets are most directly exposed, as their valuations are sensitive to sovereign yields and allowed-return frameworks, so movements in Bund and Bonos yields will shape how the guidance upgrade is priced. Traders should watch the Spanish and eurozone rate path around the next ECB policy decision, since a rise in long-end yields would compress the relative appeal of utility dividend yields.

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