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Enel is facing significant international regulatory pressure as it risks losing its power distribution concession in Sao Paulo, Brazil, potentially jeopardizing assets valued at 3.34 billion euros. Auditors highlighted in the group's annual report that these at-risk assets include 595 million euros in goodwill. This major development follows the company's recent domestic success in resolving a long-standing labor dispute in Italy through the hiring of 1,000 new workers. However, the potential loss of the Brazilian concession presents a substantial threat to the utility giant's balance sheet and its strategic footprint in Latin America. Investors are closely monitoring the ENEL.MI stock as they weigh the impact of these potential asset write-downs against the company's operational stability. The situation underscores a shift in focus from internal labor relations to critical sovereign and regulatory risks abroad.
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