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Wednesday, April 02, 2025

Masdar IPO could help accelerate Gulf’s energy transition

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Masdar IPO could help accelerate Gulf’s energy...

Vijay Valecha, MSN, April 2, 2025

An initial public offering by Abu Dhabi’s Masdar could mark a pivotal moment in the move towards cleaner sources of power in not only the world’s largest oil-producing region, but also in Europe, industry observers say.

Masdar, more officially known as the Abu Dhabi Future Energy Co, is considering an IPO next year to fund expansion and a listing on the Abu Dhabi exchange, according to reports this week.

Masdar has been on a buying and investment spree linked in part to the potential for the sunnier North Africa and Middle East region to be a source of renewable power to the colder more populous Europe.

Masdar’s acquisitions include a majority stake in Greece’s Terna Energy and investments in Spain.

The company is looking to develop more than 100 gigawatts of power-generating capacity by 2030.

“Masdar’s ambitious expansion plans add to its appeal,” says Vijay Valecha, chief investment officer at Dubai-based Century Financial.
The result could be robust interest in a Masdar IPO, Valecha says. Last year, Masdar sold $1 billion of bonds to finance growth, a sale that was almost five times oversubscribed.

Masdar has yet to disclose valuation targets for its potential IPO.

A valuation aligned with the FTSE ADX General Index, where the price-to-earnings (PE) ratio is a little more than 23:1, could place Masdar at around AED 2.6 billion ($700 million), according to Valecha.

By contrast, its regional peers such as Saudi Arabia’s Acwa Power, trade at a PE of more than 142:1 and Abu Dhabi National Energy Company (Taqa) at 50:1.

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MSN

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