The proposal will be discussed at a shareholder meeting due August 19.
On the other hand, Transelectrica estimates a 12.5% drop in revenue to RON2.43 billion, from RON2.78 billion initially.
Additionally, total spending is predicted at RON2.39 billion, down 13% from RON2.75 billion previously.
Transelectrica reported net profit of RON160.8 million in the first quarter, over threefold higher on the year.
The Economy Ministry owns 73.68% in Transelectrica, while investment fund Fondul Proprietatea holds a 13.5% stake. The remaining shares are traded on the Bucharest stock exchange.
Tuesday, Transelectrica closed down 0.45% at RON22 a share.