EEII AG (EEII)
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EEII AG Profile
| Capital Markets Industry | Financials Sector | Mr. Alexandre Ugo Uldry CEO | SIX Exchange | CH0007162958 ISIN |
| Switzerland Country | - Employees | 29 Aug 2014 Last Dividend | - Last Split | - IPO Date |
Overview
EEII AG operates as a cutting-edge investment manager with a core focus on the electricity sector, specifically targeting private equity opportunities. Originally established in 1997 under the name EIC Electricity SA, the company has since rebranded and expanded its operational scope. Located in Zug, Switzerland, EEII AG boasts a significant footprint across various strategic global regions, including central Europe, the United Kingdom, southern Europe, the Nordic countries, and North America. Its strategic investments predominantly revolve around the comprehensive spectrum of the electricity supply chain from generation to market presence. As of March 30, 2023, it has positioned itself as a pivotal subsidiary of SEBRINA HOLDING SUISSE SA, marking a new chapter in its corporate evolution and reinforcing its influence within the energy sector.
Products and Services
EEII AG's investment portfolio spans a broad array of services and sectors within the electricity industry:
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Power Generation:
Investing in entities and projects that contribute to the production of electricity through conventional and renewable sources, emphasizing sustainability and innovation.
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District Heating:
Focusing on investments in systems that provide heating for residential and commercial buildings through centralized facilities, enhancing efficiency and reducing environmental footprint.
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Power Transmission:
Channeling resources into the infrastructure required for the long-distance transfer of electricity from power plants to the distribution network, aiming to improve reliability and connectivity.
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Power Distribution:
Backing projects and companies that undertake the distribution of electricity to end consumers, focusing on the optimization of grid operations and the integration of smart technologies.
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Power Trading:
Engaging in the financial aspects of electricity markets, including the trading of energy commodities, securities, and derivatives, to capitalize on market fluctuations and opportunities.
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Power Marketing:
Investing in strategies and entities that focus on the sale and promotion of electricity and related services, aiming to boost market share and customer engagement in the competitive energy landscape.
