Sogin: three profitable financial statements and progress of decommissioning at 47.7% in 2025

Three consecutive budgets in profit, the dismantling program almost halfway through and a shareholders' meeting postponed five times. Sogin, the public company in charge of the decommissioning of Italian nuclear plants and the management of radioactive waste, thus arrives at the meeting on 25 September, when the members will "express their opinion" on the top management for the next three years.

On the eve of the event, the company released a report on the three-year period led by CEO Gian Luca Artizzu. In 2025 the consolidated net result was 2.566 million euros, compared to an Ebitda of 26.74 million. A path started in 2023, explains the note, in the presence of "significant economic, organizational and regulatory critical issues".

On an industrial level, as of 31 December 2025 the overall progress of decommissioning reached 47.7%, calculated on all the activities: securing the plants, fuel management, dismantling, treatment and temporary storage of waste.

In the three-year period, tenders worth around one billion euros were announced. For 2026, the company reports an acceleration of tenders compared to the historical average, without indicating figures, and the progress of complex construction sites, including interventions on the plant vessels.

As for staff, the plan includes 102 hires, 65 of which have already been made at the sites. Training hours went from around 16,000 in 2022 to almost 23,000 in 2025, an increase of more than 40%.