Uniper Stock

Uniper Current Liabilities

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The Current Liabilities of Uniper (UN01.DE) as of Aug 13, 2026 is 57.90 B EUR. In the previous year, Current Liabilities was 96.03 B EUR — a change of -39.71% (lower).

Current Liabilities

57.90 BEUR

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-39.71%

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Current Liabilities of Uniper is 2026 57.90 B EUR. Current Liabilities of Uniper was 2025 96.03 B EUR. It decreases by -39.71% lower compared to the previous year.
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Uniper Stock analysis

What does Uniper do? The Uniper SE is a leading energy company based in Düsseldorf, Germany. It was founded in 2016 as a spin-off of the international energy provider E.ON. Uniper offers various products and services in the areas of power generation, energy management, and trading. History The history of Uniper dates back to 2008 when E.ON owned a significant portfolio of power plants and energy companies. In 2014, E.ON decided to split the company into two separate business areas: the new E.ON would focus on renewable energy and network infrastructure, while Uniper would continue to operate conventional and renewable energy generation, energy trading, and gas storage. In 2016, Uniper was listed as an independent company on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. Business Model Uniper's business model is based on comprehensive energy generation and supply. The company focuses on providing electricity and gas to households, businesses, and industries in Europe. Uniper operates a variety of power plants, including conventional coal, gas, and oil power plants, as well as several renewable energy sources such as wind power, water, and solar energy. Uniper also offers energy services to optimize customers' energy efficiency. The company assists customers in implementing measures to reduce energy consumption and CO2 emissions. These include energy management, energy data analysis, and energy supply from renewable sources. Segments The company has several segments such as power generation, energy trading, gas storage, nuclear energy, and renewable energy. The power generation segment refers to the production of electricity from conventional and renewable energy sources. Uniper is a major player in the European energy market and operates many power plants in different countries. The energy trading segment involves the buying and selling of energy to energy suppliers, large customers, and end consumers. Uniper operates an extensive trading platform for gas and electricity, which allows the company to respond flexibly to market changes. Gas storage is a crucial part of the energy infrastructure. Uniper operates several underground gas storage facilities in different countries. These storages contribute to security of supply by providing consumers with gas when demand is high. Uniper also operates nuclear power plants in Germany. However, this segment is no longer central as Germany focuses on the energy transition. Uniper is committed to promoting renewable energies and operates several wind farms and solar power plants in Europe. Products Uniper offers various products and services including gas supply, power generation and distribution, combined heat and power, contracting, and energy management. Uniper offers its customers both conventional and renewable energy sources, allowing the company to respond to the different requirements of customers. Conclusion Uniper is a leading energy provider in Europe. The company focuses on providing electricity and gas and has placed the implementation of measures to reduce energy consumption and CO2 emissions at the forefront. Uniper operates a variety of power plants and is a major player in the European energy market. Uniper is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.

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Current Liabilities of Uniper is 57.90 B EUR in 2026.

Current Liabilities of Uniper changed from 96.03 B EUR to 57.90 B EUR, representing a -39.71% change. The value is lower than the previous year.

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Current liabilities are obligations due within one year, including accounts payable, short-term debt, and accrued expenses.

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