Elexicon releases 2025 annual report detailing progress
Elexicon Corporation released its 2025 Annual Report on June 17, 2026, highlighting strategic progress and operational groundwork. The company, through its subsidiary Elexicon Energy, serves over 180,000 customers in Ontario as the fourth largest municipally owned electricity distributor.
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Elexicon Corporation released its 2025 Annual Report on June 17, 2026, detailing a year of strategic progress and operational groundwork. The report, titled 'A Year of Progress, a Future in Motion,' highlights the company's delivery on strategic firsts and its preparation for long-term sustainable performance. This follows the company's five-year anniversary milestone celebrated in 2024.
Amanda Klein, President and CEO of Elexicon, stated that the company successfully continued its role in providing safe and reliable electricity to rapidly growing communities in Canada. She emphasized that Elexicon is building a first-class utility capable of delivering lasting value for customers, communities, and investors. The report and a video message from Klein are available on the company's website.
Corporate Structure
Elexicon Corporation is a holding company 100 per cent owned by five municipal shareholders. The ownership structure includes the Town of Whitby, the City of Pickering, the Town of Ajax, the Municipality of Clarington, and the City of Belleville.
Operations
Elexicon Corporation is the single shareholder of Elexicon Energy. Elexicon Energy is the fourth largest municipally owned electricity distributor in Ontario. The company powers more than 180,000 homes and businesses across several regions.
| Region | Locations |
|---|---|
| Primary Service Area | Durham Region, Belleville |
| Additional Areas | Brock, Gravenhurst, Port Hope |
What specific capital investments are planned to support the infrastructure needs of rapidly growing communities?
How will the company balance long-term sustainable performance with the rising demand for electricity?
Are there plans to expand service areas beyond the current regions in the coming years?























