Eskom should have earned R45bn more, but theft, non-payment are cutting into profit

Author: Hanlie NordejeePublished on: August 31, 2026Country: South Africa
Business & Economy
Eskom should have earned R45bn more, but theft, non-payment are cutting into profit

Eskom, the South African electricity utility, revealed that it could have generated R45 billion more if it weren't for theft and non-payment. These financial issues severely impact its profitability and ability to provide reliable service. The situation highlights the challenges the company faces in a tough economic environment.

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