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    Alessandro Di Vito

    Senior Equity Analyst at Mediobanca

    Alessandro Di Vito is a Senior Equity Analyst at Mediobanca, specializing in Utilities across Italy and the Iberian Peninsula, with direct coverage of companies such as Digital Value, SeSa, and Datrix. He is noted for providing detailed financial analysis and target price recommendations, demonstrating rigorous valuation approach and regularly presenting company-specific performance metrics. Di Vito started his analyst career after graduating in Finance from Bocconi University and earning an MBA from MIP-Politecnico di Milano, and has been with Mediobanca for several years, previously developing expertise in related financial roles. While his research is distributed in the US through Mediobanca Securities USA, he is not registered with FINRA as a research analyst, and no public record of securities licenses is available.

    Alessandro Di Vito's questions to Enel Chile (ENIC) leadership

    Alessandro Di Vito's questions to Enel Chile (ENIC) leadership • Q4 2024

    Question

    Alessandro Di Vito asked about Enel's potential liability for a recent systemic blackout, the conservatism of its 2025 hydro output forecast, the specifics of its new battery operations including IRR, and for confirmation of its 2025 guidance.

    Answer

    CEO Giuseppe Turchiarelli clarified that Enel is not liable for the blackout as it originated in the transmission system. He confirmed the 10.7 TWh hydro forecast is a conservative 10-year average, with updates expected by June. The new battery projects are hybrid with double-digit IRRs. He also confirmed the 2025 guidance presented at the last Capital Market Day remains unchanged.

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    Alessandro Di Vito's questions to Enel Chile (ENIC) leadership • Q2 2024

    Question

    Alessandro Di Vito asked about the dynamics of the PEC stabilization mechanism receivables, the financial impact of recent and upcoming distribution tariff reviews, and whether the 2024 guidance is conservative given the increased hydro generation forecast.

    Answer

    CEO Giuseppe Turchiarelli explained that the $1 billion PEC receivable is influenced by the USD/CLP exchange rate and will be recovered through 2027, with a significant factoring event expected in 2024. He clarified that the recent tariff impact was from the 2020-2024 cycle and confirmed the company remains comfortable within its 2024 guidance range, pending further hydrological data.

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