EP Group

EP Group is described on its official website as one of the leading privately owned diversified industrial groups operating primarily in Europe with global scale. Originally rooted in energy and infrastructure, the Group has strategically diversified into three key business pillars: Energy, Logistics and Wholesale & Retail. Its portfolio is described as built for resilience, maintaining a balanced, risk-averse profile underpinned by investment-grade stability, complemented by media assets and philanthropic endeavours including the EP Group foundation. On a pro-forma basis – including integrated businesses during 2025 – the Group reports annual revenues of approximately €81 billion and EBITDA of almost €7 billion, with 265,000+ employees and operations in 45+ countries. Through EPH, EP Energy Transition and EP Heat & Power, EP Group operates a vertically integrated energy platform across nine countries.

EP Group is described on its official website as originally rooted in energy and infrastructure, having strategically diversified into three key business pillars: Energy, Logistics and Wholesale & Retail. On July 31, 2024, EPG acquired a 20 percent stake in thyssenkrupp Steel Europe, with an agreement providing for subsequent talks on an additional 30 percent with a view to a 50/50 joint venture. On October 6, 2025, EP Group and thyssenkrupp AG mutually agreed to end talks about a possible 50/50 joint venture for thyssenkrupp Steel Europe; EPG agreed to withdraw from further talks, return its 20 percent stake, and receive reimbursement of the purchase price. In a separate development, EPH announced on April 29, 2026 the establishment of TTEP, a 50/50 partnership headquartered in Amsterdam, following the contribution of EPH's flexible power generation platform in Western Europe in exchange for a significant equity stake in TotalEnergies; EPH was issued approximately 95.4 million shares, representing approximately 4.2% of TotalEnergies' share capital.

One of the leading privately owned diversified industrial groups operating primarily in Europe with global scale, with a balanced, risk-averse profile underpinned by investment-grade stability.

1. 1Homepage | EP Groupepgroup.eu
2. 2EP Group and thyssenkrupp AG End Talks on Potential Steel Joint Venture | EP Groupepgroup.eu
3. 3TTEP is Created by EPH and TotalEnergies, a Leading Flexible Power Generation Company in Europe | EP Groupepgroup.eu