We connect
conventional energy
with renewable future
Secure transfer to energy from renewable resources
The future of energy is undoubtedly in pure energy. We are convinced that the transition from classical to renewable resources will be gradual and more evolutionary than revolutionary. It is a change of unprecedented proportions with many unknown impacts.
We see our role as a safeguard or better as a bridge between the energy worlds of today and tomorrow - we want to meet the ever-increasing demand for reliable energy while helping to securely transform energy markets towards greater use of renewable resources.
”Our mission is to bridge the gap between the world of today and tomorrow's energy.”
* Siplified ownership structure of Sev.en Energy AG, valid to date of November 1, 2019
20 990
GWh of electrical energy
produced since 2013
3 600
number of employees
5 000
square kilometersof restoredland fromthe date of privatisation
3 600 000
trees curently planted
789
million EUR revenues
(net turnover)*
* Represents sum of revenues of subsidiaries and associates of the Group, corresponding to relevant share held.
185
milion eur EBITDA (adjusted)
864
milion eur Total Assets
23.2
% ROE
6.01
% ROCE
13.6
% ROCE includingEUA revaluation
Lubos was appointed as the new CEO of the Sev.en Energy group in October 2018 and is responsible for the management and development of the Sev.en Energy group in the Czech Republic and worldwide.
Lubos Pavlas
President & Group CEO
Jiri is a new addition to the finnancial team of Sev.en Energy and he will supervise financial operations and strengthen control activities.
Jiri Postolka
Group CFO
Alan manages the strategic development and expansion of the group in Europe. His task is to concentrate on acquisitions in European energy marketing, including the provision of financing.
Alan Svoboda
Executive Director
Petr is the head of the Severni Energeticka and Vrsanska uhelna mining companies in Northern Bohemia. His task is to ensure that for the time being, out of necessity, brown coal remains stable, an affordable and sustainable source for the Czech energy industry, with full respect for the needs of the countryside and the inhabitants of the region where the mining companies of the group operate.
Petr Lenc
General Manager of Mining companies in the group
Vaclav joined the group in October 2018 and became a general manager of the group’s energy generating facility in Chvaletice. His principal project is the modernisation of Blocks 1 and 2.
Vaclav Matys
General Manager of Chvaletice Power Plant
Milan has been the general director of the heating plant in Kladno since 2002, the heating plant in Zlin since 2011. Both operations became part of the Sev.en holding in September 2019. He is responsible for running the modern cogeneration units that produce both heat and electricity. At the Kladno heating plant, this also includes supplies of support services.
Milan Prajzler
Generální ředitel společnosti Teplárna Kladno
Michal leads Sev.en Commodities, which took over the Sev.en Energy business. He builds on the long‑standing business tradition of the group in the Czech Republic.
Michal Skalka
Executive Director of Sev.en Commodities
ULTIMATE BENEFICIARY
Pavel Tykač
Pavel Tykač, an experienced Czech entrepreneur and investor with a proven track record in the energy business, is the Ultimate Beneficiary of the Sev.en Energy Group. He obtained a degree in engineering from the Czech Technical University in Prague and has a deep technical understanding of the energy sector. In the 1990s, Pavel Tykač built the successful computer company Vikomt. Other entrepreneurial endeavours of his include investments in the banking and brokerage sector. In 2006, Pavel Tykač first became involved in the energy market, when 40 % of the lignite company Mostecká uhelná (MUS) was acquired and later renamed to Czech Coal. In 2010 he became the sole beneficiary of the whole group. In 2017 began the transformation of Czech Coal to Sev.en Energy. During this time, Czech Coal/Sev.en Energy participated in several M&A deals and entered into several long-term contractual arrangements.
By concluding an agreement with the other shareholders, Pavel Tykač becomes the sole beneficiary of the coal company. By gradually joining other companies, it starts the process that resulted in the formation of the Sev.en Energy Group in 2018.
The financier and investor Pavel Tykač, currently the 6th richest Czech according to Forbes magazine, invests in a minority stake in Czech Coal company, which owns, among other things, brown coal mines ČSA and Vršany.
As part of the so-called coupon privatization, the state sold less than half of the coal company shares to private owners. In the first decade of the new millennium, the company was 100% private.
The nationalization of property by the Communist regime struck another serious blow to promising development. The mines became part of the state enterprise.
The successful development of the empire, including the development of the coal business of the family, was interrupted by the rise of Nazism to power and the subsequent aryanization of their property after the occupation of Czechoslovakia.
The Petschek family put emphasis on long-term development. They invested heavily in the mines, which caused the company in Most to become the strongest mining company in the 1920s. And not only that. At the end of the decade, the Petschek financial group controlled half of Europe's coal mining, especially the mines in Germany.
In 1905, Ignatz Petschek acquired a majority stake in mining companies from the von Hohenlohe family and there was nothing in the way of the development of the coal industry in northern Bohemia.
The beginnings and first expansion of brown coal mining in northern Bohemia are associated with the Petschek family, namely with Moses, who already recognized that coal is the heating medium of the future at a time when most households were still burning wood.
Beginning of the formation of the Sev.en Energy Group
Pavel Tykač enters
Privatization of mines
Nationalization by the Communist regime
The property of the family, including the mines, passes into German hands
Half of European coal mining in the hands of Most coal-mining companies
The Petschek family dominated mining in northern Bohemia
We rely on 150 years of mining experience
Sustainability is part of our dna
An important part of our day-to-day work is our awareness of the responsibility to sustain our values for future generations. We consider it our duty to restore the landscape affected by our activities. At the same time, we constantly strive to contribute to improving the environment. We continue in this tradition for many years. As early as 1908, the first land recovery office was established in Duchcov, a town on the outskirts of the Most mining area. Long before the word sustainability became a common part of the modern vocabulary.
© Sev.en Energy Group 2020
