BUZZ-EDP rises after better than expected 9-month results ** Shares of Portuguese utility EDP.LS rise 3.3% after it posted on Thursday a stronger-than-expected 14% rise in nine-month net consolidated profit, benefiting from strong rainfall in Iberia and additional earnings from its Brazilian unit ** EDP ​​​​​reported a nine-month net profit of 1.08 billion euros ($1.16 billion), beating the average analysts' forecast of 993 million euros in an LSEG poll ** Jefferies says that EDP's Q3

EDP's profit rises 14% to beat estimates, helped by rainfall, Brazil LISBON, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Portugal's largest utility EDP EDP.LS posted on Thursday a stronger-than-expected 14% rise in nine-month net consolidated profit, benefiting from strong rainfall in Iberia and additional earnings from its Brazilian unit after a full takeover. EDP ​​​​​pocketed a net 1.08 billion euros ($1.17 billion), beating the average analysts' forecast of 993 million euros in an LSEG poll, despite smaller

BRIEF-EDP Q3 Net Profit 320 Mln Euros Nov 7 (Reuters) - Edp SA EDP.LS : Q3 NET PROFIT 320 MILLION EUROS Q3 EBITDA 1.21 BILLION EUROS 9-MONTH GROSS PROFIT 5.26 BILLION EUROS EDP SEES 2024 RECURRING EBITDA OF €5BLN, RECURRING NET PROFIT OF €1.3BLN, IN LINE WITH TARGETS PRESENTED LAST MAY Source text: https://tinyurl.com/yntrunen Further company c

UPDATE 1-EDPR confident Biden's US renewables law won't be cut by Trump Changes headline and paragraph 1, adds CEO quotes throughout By Sergio Goncalves LISBON, Nov 6 (Reuters) - EDP Renovaveis EDPR.LS , the world's fourth-largest wind energy producer, believes U.S. renewable energy legislation introduced under President Joe Biden will not face significant cuts when Donald Trump succeeds him in January, its CEO said on Wednesday.

EDPR CEO upbeat US renewables legislation won't face major cuts under Trump LISBON, Nov 6 (Reuters) - EDP Renovaveis EDPR.LS , the world's No. 4 wind energy producer, is optimistic that U.S. renewable energy legislation will not face "substantial cuts" under Donald Trump's new presidency, its CEO said on Wednesday. Miguel Stilwell d'Andrade said that the "U.S.