Endesa Shares Show Minor Gain While Market Context Highlights Volatility

Endesa (ticker ELE.MC) closed 0.09 % higher during a 24‑hour trading window ending at 01:07 AM Central Europe on Friday, 23 October 2026. The current trading price on major exchanges is EUR 42.81 per share.

Company Overview

Endesa SA is headquartered in Madrid, Spain, and operates primarily in the generation, distribution, and sale of electricity across Spain and Portugal. The company utilizes a diversified energy mix that includes hydroelectric, nuclear, thermal, wind, and solar sources to meet regional demand.

Market Metrics

ItemValue
Current share priceEUR 42.81
Shares outstanding1 billion
Market capitalizationEUR 43.1 bn
24‑hour trading volumeEUR 23.2 mn
200‑day simple moving averageEUR 37.66
52‑week highEUR 43.8 (17 September 2026)
52‑week lowEUR 28.93 (24 October 2025)
Recent performance (last month)-1.74 %

Recent Price Movement

  • Endesa’s share price increased by 0.09 % over the most recent 24‑hour period, a modest rise relative to the previous month’s decline of 1.74 %.
  • The 200‑day moving average of EUR 37.66 lies below the current price, indicating a short‑term upward trend.
  • The 52‑week high of EUR 43.8 is close to the current price, suggesting limited upside potential in the near term.

Peer Performance (24‑hour Trading Window)

StockTicker24‑hour ChangeCurrent PriceMarket CapP/E Ratio
RepsolREP.MC-2.03 %EUR 28.26EUR 32.1 bn9.75
Cellnex TelecomCLNX.MC+0.16 %EUR 25.95EUR 16.8 bn—
Amadeus ITAMS.MC+4.31 %EUR 56.92EUR 23.5 bn17.4
Aena SmeAENA.MC+2.82 %EUR 26.38EUR 39.6 bn16.85
TelefonicaTEF.MC+0.92 %EUR 3.48EUR 19.1 bn—

The peer set shows mixed performance, with Amadeus IT delivering the strongest gain (+4.31 %) and Repsol experiencing the most significant decline (-2.03 %). Endesa’s modest gain aligns with a broader trend of stability among Spanish utilities during the period.

Summary

Endesa’s share price experienced a slight increase in the latest 24‑hour window, maintaining a market capitalization of EUR 43.1 bn. The company’s valuation remains above its 200‑day moving average, but it sits near its 52‑week high, suggesting limited upside in the short term. Relative to peers, Endesa’s performance is moderate, reflecting overall market stability in the Spanish utility sector.