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Vistra Corp. (VST)

Results announcedQ3 FY2026quarter ended 30 September 2026, announced 6 November 2026

Revenue$6.3 billionup 27.7% on Q3 FY2025
Net income$1.1 billionup 74.8% on Q3 FY2025

From the company's results press release. The tables update when the 10-Q or 10-K is filed. Read the results · Read the release

Vistra is an integrated retail electricity and power generation company that provides power resources to customers, businesses and communities from California to Maine. It brings its products and services to market in 18 states and the District of Columbia, including all major competitive wholesale power markets in the United States, serving approximately 5 million residential, commercial and industrial retail customers with electricity and natural gas. Its generation fleet totals approximately 44,000 MW. It had approximately 6,390 full-time employees at the end of 2025, including approximately 1,860 under collective bargaining agreements. Its five reportable segments are Retail, Texas, East, West and Asset Closure.

Vistra Corp.

Vistra is an integrated retail electricity and power generation company that provides power resources to customers, businesses and communities from California to Maine. It brings its products and services to market in 18 states and the District of Columbia, including all major competitive wholesale power markets in the United States, serving approximately 5 million residential, commercial and industrial retail customers with electricity and natural gas. Its generation fleet totals approximately 44,000 MW. It had approximately 6,390 full-time employees at the end of 2025, including approximately 1,860 under collective bargaining agreements. Its five reportable segments are Retail, Texas, East, West and Asset Closure.

Retail

Retail sales of electricity, natural gas and related services to approximately 5 million customers, which the filing says makes Vistra one of the largest competitive residential retail electricity providers in the United States. Substantially all of it runs through the brands TXU Energy, Ambit Energy, Dynegy Energy Services, Homefield Energy, Energy Harbor and U.S. Gas & Electric, across 16 states and the District of Columbia. Texas is the largest part, at approximately 2.6 million retail electricity customers. The company also owns the trade names TriEagle Energy and Public Power, and says the TXU Energy brand has been used in the competitive Texas retail market for over 20 years. Products include 100 percent wind and solar options alongside thermostats, dashboards and other programmes the filing says are designed to encourage reduced consumption and greater energy efficiency.

Generation

Net capacity was 43,641 MW at the end of 2025. Natural gas accounts for 26,989 MW of that, or 62 percent, coal 8,743 MW at 20 percent, nuclear 6,448 MW at 15 percent, solar and battery 1,274 MW at 3 percent, and fuel oil 187 MW. The filing says annual expected generation was over 230 TWh as at the end of 2025.

The gas fleet is 28 combined cycle facilities totalling 22,167 MW and 12 peaking facilities totalling 4,822 MW, with fuel bought through a combination of spot market and near-term purchase contracts and backed by near-term transportation and storage agreements. The coal and lignite fleet is seven facilities totalling 8,743 MW; in PJM and MISO the coal is bought from multiple suppliers under contracts of various lengths and moved by railcar or barge, while in ERCOT the company mines lignite at its own generation facilities and buys additional coal delivered by railcar.

Nuclear is six units at four facilities: Comanche Peak Units 1 and 2 in ERCOT at 1,200 MW each, with licences to 2050 and 2053; Beaver Valley Units 1 and 2 in PJM at 939 MW and 933 MW, to 2036 and 2047; Perry at 1,268 MW to 2046; and Davis-Besse at 908 MW to 2037. The units are generally operated at full capacity, with refuelling outages scheduled for the spring or autumn off-peak periods and other maintenance, modification and testing work completed during them. At a dual-unit site the other unit is intended to keep running at full capacity through a refuelling outage. Nuclear fuel is contracted to support all refuelling needs through 2030, and the filing says the company continues to build strategic inventory and deploy mitigating procurement strategies against potential Russian supply disruption.

By segment, the East holds 22,254 MW or 51 percent of net capacity across PJM, ISO-NE, MISO and NYISO, Texas holds 19,858 MW or 46 percent in ERCOT, and the West holds 1,529 MW or 3 percent in CAISO.

How generation and retail fit together

The filing says the integrated power generation and wholesale operation lets the company obtain the electricity needed to serve its customers at the lowest cost, and structure products and contracts in a way that offers significant value compared with stand-alone retail electric providers. The wholesale commodity risk management group dispatches the fleet in response to market needs after applying portfolio optimisation strategies, which is what links generation output to retail customers and wholesale sales opportunities. The same group enters into electricity, natural gas and other commodity derivative contracts to reduce exposure to price movements.

Load varies moment to moment with business and residential demand, often driven by weather, and because electricity production and consumption must stay balanced instantaneously, units are dispatched into the grid in order from lowest to highest variable cost. Baseload units with low variable operating costs cover the demand that runs through the day, intermediate and load-following units cover most intraday changes, and peaking units, the costliest to run but able to start and stop quickly, cover brief peaks. The market price is set by the highest variable cost unit that clears to satisfy demand at that moment.

Asset Closure

Decommissioning and reclamation of retired generation facilities, including mines, along with battery removal and remediation activities.

From Vistra's annual report on Form 10-K for the year ended 31 December 2025. The filing

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Latest results

Latest quarterQ2 FY2026ended 30 June 2026 · 10-Q filed 10 August 2026
Revenue
$4.0 billion
-5.5% on the year · -28.8% on the quarter
Q3 FY2024Q2 FY2026
Net income
$305 million
-6.7% on the year · -70.4% on the quarter
Q3 FY2024Q2 FY2026
Diluted EPS
$0.76
-6.2% on the year · -73.5% on the quarter
Q3 FY2024Q2 FY2026

this quarterthe same quarter a year earlierHover a bar for its figure.

Read the Q2 FY2026 results →the 10-Q on EDGAR ↗
Last full yearFY2025ended 31 December 2025 · 10-K filed 27 February 2026
Revenue
$17.7 billion
+3.0% on the year
FY2018FY2025
Net income
$944 million
-64.5% on the year
FY2018FY2025
Diluted EPS
$2.18
-68.9% on the year
FY2018FY2025

this yearthe year beforeHover a bar for its figure.

The years before, in wordsVistra (VST) reported revenue of $17.7 billion for fiscal 2025, the year ended 31 December 2025, up 3.0% on the year before. Net income was $944 million and diluted earnings per share $2.18. Revenue was $17.2 billion in fiscal 2024, $14.8 billion in fiscal 2023, $13.7 billion in fiscal 2022 and $12.1 billion in fiscal 2021. Net income in the same years was $2.7 billion, $1.5 billion, a loss of $1.2 billion and a loss of $1.3 billion. Over the twelve months to 30 June 2026, Vistra reported revenue of $19.2 billion and net income of $2.2 billion. Revenue grew 9.2% a year, compounded, over the five years to fiscal 2025. Vistra declared $0.91 a share in dividends over the last four quarters and had 336 million shares outstanding at the latest filed count. At the close of 6 November 2026 the market cap of Vistra was $41.9 billion, 21.0 times its earnings over the last twelve months.
Read the FY2025 results →the 10-K on EDGAR ↗

Ratios

From the filings

ROE40.5%
ROCE14.2%
Operating margin18.5%
Net margin11.6%
FCF margin11.7%
Interest cover3.1x
Debt to equity3.57x
Cash conversion2.31x
Share count, last 12 months-0.9%
Sales CAGR, 3 years8.9%
Profit CAGR, 3 yearsn/a
EPS, TTM$5.93

At the close of 6 November 2026

Price$124.79
Market cap$41.9 billion
Stock P/E21.0x
Price to book7.7x
EV / EBITDA11.3x
Dividend yield0.7%
Market cap / sales2.2x
52-week high$191.00
52-week low$112.91
Price, 1 year-32.4%
Price CAGR, 3 years53.1%
Price CAGR, 5 years43.5%

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Quarterly results

Q3 FY2021Q4 FY2021 *Q1 FY2022Q2 FY2022Q3 FY2022Q4 FY2022 *Q1 FY2023Q2 FY2023Q3 FY2023Q4 FY2023 *Q1 FY2024Q2 FY2024Q3 FY2024Q4 FY2024 *Q1 FY2025Q2 FY2025Q3 FY2025Q4 FY2025 *Q1 FY2026Q2 FY2026
Revenue2,9913,3143,1251,5885,1463,8694,4253,1894,0863,0793,0543,8456,2884,0373,9334,2504,9714,5845,6404,017
SG&A269268288280323298288309357354351375411464391419444460427392
Operating income119887-288-1,683894-1001,13159183410586.08082,588599-1205151,0374741,499553
Operating margin4%27%-9%-106%17%-3%26%19%20%3%3%21%41%15%-3%12%21%10%27%14%
Interest expense12496.07.010971.0181207100143290170241332157319303286271263312
Pre-tax income41.0842-375-1,764914-335876599671-146-2.06262,392451-4444038563081,212427
Tax rate76%13%n/an/a26%n/a20%21%25%n/an/a25%23%-9%n/a19%24%24%15%29%
Net income7.0726-285-1,365668-245699476502-184-35.03651,888441-2683276522331,029305
Net margin0%22%-9%-86%13%-6%16%15%12%-6%-1%9%30%11%-7%8%13%5%18%8%
Diluted EPS$0.01$1.44-$0.72-$3.27$1.51-$0.78$1.71$1.17$1.25-$0.55-$0.24$0.90$5.25$1.09-$0.93$0.81$1.75$0.55$2.87$0.76
Operating cash flow564287591-1,3148153931,4351,5771,5608813121,1961,7021,3535995721,4671,4321,1991,023
Capital expenditure244243373240296392484442336414465498685430768690458836883689
Free cash flow32044.0218-1,5545191.09511,1351,224467-1536981,017923-169-1181,009596316334
Buybacks0.0296710484396359301251314379291331399245337252187252372337
Dividends paid72.071.077.075.075.075.077.076.075.085.077.073.080.075.083.069.077.077.077.077.0
Shares outstanding483m469m439m421m405m390m379m370m362m351m349m345m341m340m340m339m339m338m338m336m
Filing10-Q10-K10-Q10-Q10-Q10-K10-Q10-Q10-Q10-K10-Q10-Q10-Q10-K10-Q10-Q10-Q10-K10-Q10-Q
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Read more* The fourth quarter is the full year less the first three quarters, because the company files the year and not the quarter on its own. Money is in $ million as the company files it, or in $ billion by the switch above the tables; per share figures and the share count are as they are. Free cash flow is operating cash flow less capital expenditure; the effective tax rate is income tax over pre-tax income; margins are the line over revenue. Gross profit is revenue less cost of revenue, and operating income is revenue less the company's own total costs, where the statement does not print those lines. Cash flow lines filed year to date are the difference between two filings. Shares outstanding are at the period end where the balance sheet tags them, otherwise the count on the filing's cover page. A derived fourth-quarter EPS is left blank when a split in the year makes the arithmetic meaningless.

Income statement (profit and loss)

FY2017FY2018 †FY2019 †FY2020FY2021FY2022FY2023FY2024 †FY2025TTM
Revenue5,4309,14411,80911,44312,07713,72814,77917,22417,73819,212
Selling, general and administrative6009269041,0351,0401,1891,3081,6011,7141,723
Operating income1984911,9931,519-1,515-1,1772,6614,0811,9063,563
Operating margin3.6%5.4%16.9%13.3%-12.5%-8.6%18.0%23.7%10.7%18.5%
Interest expense1935727976303843687409001,1791,132
Pre-tax income250-1011,216890-1,722-1,5602,0003,4671,1232,803
Income tax504-45.0290266-458-350508655179584
Effective tax rate201.6%n/a23.8%29.9%n/an/a25.4%18.9%15.9%20.8%
Net income-254-54.0928636-1,274-1,2271,4932,6599442,219
Net margin-4.7%-0.6%7.9%5.6%-10.5%-8.9%10.1%15.4%5.3%11.6%
Diluted EPS-$0.59-$0.11$1.86$1.30-$2.69-$3.26$3.58$7.00$2.18$5.93
Filing10-K10-K10-K10-K10-K10-K10-K10-K10-K
From each year's 10-K, linked; TTM is the last four quarters.
Read moreFree cash flow is operating cash flow less capital expenditure; the effective tax rate is income tax over pre-tax income; margins are the line over revenue. Gross profit is revenue less cost of revenue, and operating income is revenue less the company's own total costs, where the statement does not print those lines. Those four are arithmetic on the filed numbers; everything else is as filed. Money is in $ million as the company files it, or in $ billion by the switch above the tables; per share figures and share counts are as they are. † The year as the company last restated it in a later filing; rest on a figure for the one first filed. EPS is as filed.

Revenue by segment FY2018 to FY2025, 3 years left out

FY2018FY2019FY2020FY2023FY2025Share
of the parts, latest year
Retail5,5496,8018,2199,31613,02574.1%
East1,3101,5019262,1933,31118.8%
Texas1,2631,7417011,6959185.2%
West2032021785553281.9%
Asset Closure252207250454under 0.1%
Sunset Segment1,2201,095576n/an/an/a
Not assigned to a part in the filingn/a262593975n/an/a
Sales between segments, taken out-653n/an/an/an/an/a
RetailEastTexasWestAsset ClosureSunset Segment FY2018 to FY2020
9.8FY201811.5FY201910.8FY202013.8FY202317.6FY2025

$ billion; hover a block for its figure and share; the figure over a bar is its parts, before the lines named below; a part named with years is one the company split its revenue into only then

From the company's 10-Ks, in its own words (latest 10-K).
Read moreEach year's figures come from the most recent 10-K that includes that year. A year is shown only where the parts add up to the revenue above. Fiscal years are labelled by the year they end in. Not assigned to a part in the filing and Sales between segments, taken out are the company's own eliminations and corporate items, which take the parts to revenue: shown as filed, with no share and no block in the chart.

Profit by segment FY2018 to FY2023, 2 years left out

The operating profit each segment reports. Costs Vistra does not charge to a segment are left out, so the segments can add up to more than the company's own operating profit.

FY2018FY2019FY2020FY2023Margin
FY2023
Retail6901553124434.8%
East10398731,15852.8%
Texas-1031,3141,76130017.7%
West35883942576.6%
Asset Closure-63-107-283-111n/a
Sunset Segment242271-246639n/a
RetailEastTexasWestAsset ClosureSunset Segment
811FY20182,119FY20191,656FY20202,854FY2023

$ million; the figure over a bar is all the segments together; a year a segment lost money, it hangs below the line. Hover a block for its profit, sales and margin.

FY2023Share of salesShare of profit
Retail67%15%
East16%39%
Texas12%10%
West4%14%
Asset Closureunder 1%a loss
Sunset Segment0%22%

Each column adds to 100%. A segment with a bigger share of the profit than of the sales makes more on each dollar it sells.

From the company's 10-Ks, in its own words (latest 10-K).
Read moreEach year's figures come from the most recent 10-K that includes that year. A year is shown only where every segment with sales that year has an operating profit figure. A margin is a segment's operating profit over its own sales.

Revenue by product or service FY2019 to FY2025, 3 years left out

FY2019FY2020FY2023FY2025Share
of the parts, latest year
Retail energy charge in ERCOT4,9835,8137,6748,96651.0%
Retail energy charge in Northeast/Midwest1,8182,4061,6424,05923.1%
Wholesale generation revenue from ISO/RTO3,2441,3832,9093,18818.1%
Revenue from other wholesale contracts1,1241,1361,4811,1466.5%
Capacity revenue from ISO/RTO378112982271.3%
Not assigned to a part in the filing262593975n/an/a
Retail energy charge in ERCOTRetail energy charge in Northeast/MidwestWholesale generation revenue from ISO/RTORevenue from other wholesale contractsCapacity revenue from ISO/RTO
11.5FY201910.8FY202013.8FY202317.6FY2025

$ billion; hover a block for its figure and share; the figure over a bar is its parts, before the lines named below

From the company's 10-Ks, in its own words (latest 10-K).
Read moreEach year's figures come from the most recent 10-K that includes that year. A year is shown only where the parts add up to the revenue above. Fiscal years are labelled by the year they end in. Not assigned to a part in the filing is the company's own eliminations and corporate items, which take the parts to revenue: shown as filed, with no share and no block in the chart.

Cash flow

FY2017FY2018 †FY2019 †FY2020FY2021FY2022FY2023FY2024 †FY2025TTM
Operating cash flow1,3861,4712,7363,337-2064855,4534,5634,0705,121
Capital expenditure1145307131,2591,0331,3011,6762,0782,7522,866
Free cash flow1,2729412,0232,078-1,239-8163,7772,4851,3182,255
Free cash flow margin23.4%10.3%17.1%18.2%-10.3%-5.9%25.6%14.4%7.4%11.7%
Cash from investing-727-101-1,717-1,572-1,153-1,239-2,145-5,276-4,396-4,004
Cash from financing-201-2,723-1,237-1,7962,274-80.0-294-1,604-74.0-1,131
Depreciation and amortisation6991,3941,6401,7371,7531,5961,5021,8431,9861,852
Share-based compensation0.073.047.065.047.063.077.0100113134
Buybacks0.07636560.04711,9491,2451,2661,0281,148
Dividends paid0.00.0243266290302313305306308
Dividend per sharen/an/a$0.12n/an/a$0.72$0.82$0.87$0.90n/a
Diluted shares, weighted428m505m500m491m482m422m375m353m346m339m
Shares outstanding at period end428m493m488m489m469m390m351m340m338m336m
Filing10-K10-K10-K10-K10-K10-K10-K10-K10-K
Cash paid in the year, from the cash flow statement.
Read moreThe dividend per share is as declared. Diluted shares are the weighted average for the year; a falling count is the buybacks net of issuance. TTM sums the last four quarters; the share counts are the latest quarter's.

Balance sheet

FY2017FY2018 †FY2019 †FY2020FY2021FY2022FY2023FY2024 †FY2025TTM
Funded by
Shareholders' equity6,3427,8637,9598,3718,2914,9025,3075,5705,0975,482
Non-controlling interest0.04.01.0-10.01.016.015.013.013.012.0
Redeemable equityn/an/an/an/an/an/a0.0n/an/an/a
Short-term borrowingsn/a0.0n/an/an/an/a0.00.0n/a0.0
Debt4,42310,87410,7299,33010,73112,62114,40216,29818,84319,595
Operating lease liabilitiesn/a0.041.040.038.045.048.098.092.0n/a
Finance lease liabilitiesn/a0.078.0206235237227218218n/a
Other liabilities3,8357,2837,8087,27110,38714,96612,96715,57317,28717,514
Total liabilities and equity14,60026,02426,61625,20829,68332,78732,96637,77041,55042,603
Owned
Fixed assets4,82014,61213,91413,49913,05612,55412,43218,17319,84619,944
Goodwill1,9072,0682,5532,5832,5832,5832,5832,8072,8102,810
Intangible assets2,5302,4932,7482,4462,1461,9581,8642,2132,4352,286
Investments1,2401,2501,5371,7592,0491,7292,0354,512n/an/a
Cash and equivalents1,4876363004061,3254553,4851,188785435
Receivables5821,0871,3651,2791,3972,0591,6741,9822,3232,293
Inventory253412469515610570740970n/an/a
Other assets1,7813,4663,7302,7216,51710,8798,1535,92513,35114,835
Total assets14,60026,02426,61625,20829,68332,78732,96637,77041,55042,603
Filing10-K10-K10-K10-K10-K10-K10-K10-K10-K
At the fiscal year end; the TTM column is the latest quarter end.
Read moreBoth totals are the company's own. Other liabilities is the filed total less the rows above it: payables, deferred revenue, taxes, borrowings the rows above do not carry and the rest; other assets is the same on the other side. Investments add the current and non-current lines as filed. Debt is the company's own stated total where it files one, otherwise its long-term debt with the current maturities, never parts added together. A row is left blank in a year where the lines shown overlap and the remainder would fall below nil.

Compounded growth

10 years5 years3 yearsTTM
Sales growth, compoundedn/a9.2%8.9%3.8%
Profit growth, compoundedn/a8.2%n/a-7.1%
Return on equity, average7.6%10.8%31.5%18.5%
Yearly growth, compounded; TTM is the last four quarters against the four before.
Read moreReturn on equity is net income over shareholders' equity at each year end, averaged over the window (the TTM column is the latest year alone); equity is the parent's shareholders' equity as tagged in the 10-K. Arithmetic on filed numbers, nothing forecast.

Questions

What was Vistra's revenue in fiscal 2025?

Vistra (VST) reported revenue of $17.7 billion for fiscal 2025, the year ended 31 December 2025, up 3.0% on the year before.

How much did Vistra earn in fiscal 2025?

Net income was $944 million for fiscal 2025, and diluted earnings per share $2.18.

What is Vistra's P/E ratio?

At the close of 6 November 2026, Vistra traded at 21.0 times its earnings over the twelve months to 30 June 2026.

What is Vistra's market cap?

The market cap of Vistra was $41.9 billion at the close of 6 November 2026.

Does Vistra pay a dividend?

Yes. Vistra declared $0.91 a share in dividends over the four quarters to 30 June 2026.

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Targa Resources Corp. TRGP$56.7 billion23.4164.1%22.5%4.7%5.201.7%
ONEOK Inc. OKE$53.7 billion13.2317.4%14.2%36.8%1.225.0%
Entergy Corp. ETR$52.8 billion25.4110.3%24.6%10.3%1.752.3%
Sempra SRE$51.1 billion16.759.2%n/a-0.9%1.123.3%
Xcel Energy Inc. XEL$50.6 billion18.5710.5%21.7%4.5%1.592.9%
Exelon Corp. EXC$47.2 billion17.708.8%19.8%6.7%1.773.6%
Consolidated Edison Inc. ED$44.0 billion18.988.7%18.7%9.0%1.05n/a
Vistra Corp. VST$41.9 billion21.0440.5%18.5%3.8%3.570.7%
WEC Energy Group, Inc. WEC$38.1 billion21.0412.1%23.5%8.1%1.523.2%
Public Service Enterprise Group Inc. PEG$36.2 billion20.5110.2%21.6%5.3%1.483.6%
Ameren Corp. AEE$31.2 billion19.6211.3%25.2%-0.3%1.552.6%
American Water Works Company, Inc. AWK$29.9 billion26.059.5%37.0%5.4%1.372.3%
Atmos Energy Corp. ATO$29.3 billion20.679.2%37.0%6.5%0.682.0%
Venture Global, Inc. VG$28.8 billion9.0838.9%37.6%100.7%4.880.3%
Pg&E Corp. PCG$28.6 billion9.618.6%20.2%4.1%1.88n/a
DTE Energy Co. DTE$28.2 billion20.5810.8%13.1%12.4%2.253.3%
Cheniere Energy Partners, L.P. CQP$27.8 billionn/an/a34.2%13.2%n/an/a
Centerpoint Energy Inc. CNP$27.0 billion23.259.8%24.4%7.8%2.122.3%
PPL Corp. PPL$27.0 billion20.478.6%24.5%7.5%1.333.1%
Firstenergy Corp. FE$26.9 billion22.339.3%14.9%12.2%2.323.8%
Eversource Energy ES$26.3 billion18.438.7%21.5%4.6%1.764.5%
Edison International EIX$22.8 billion6.3220.3%31.8%2.6%2.335.9%
CMS Energy Corp. CMS$21.7 billion24.719.0%13.8%8.2%2.063.3%
Nisource Inc. NI$21.2 billion22.649.8%27.4%10.0%1.912.7%
Evergy, Inc. EVRG$20.5 billion19.499.7%27.4%8.5%1.473.2%
Alliant Energy Corp. LNT$18.9 billion20.2512.0%22.6%5.4%1.612.9%
NRG Energy, Inc. NRG$18.6 billion22.9217.5%6.1%12.8%4.822.1%
Western Midstream Partners, LP WES$16.5 billion12.91n/a38.5%22.3%n/an/a
Talen Energy Corp. TLN$16.0 billionn/a-16.1%2.0%71.9%6.06n/a
Essential Utilities, Inc. WTRG$13.0 billion22.847.9%72.4%9.2%1.223.2%
Pinnacle West Capital Corp. PNW$12.6 billion19.598.8%20.7%7.5%1.533.5%
DT Midstream, Inc. DTM$11.6 billion24.759.8%49.4%13.4%0.683.0%
OGE Energy Corp. OGE$10.5 billion19.0310.6%25.8%2.4%1.123.4%
Antero Midstream Corp. AM$9.0 billion13.3730.5%81.3%7.3%1.424.7%
Entergy Arkansas, LLC EAI$8.7 billion4.1910.3%24.6%n/a1.7513.4%
Idacorp Inc. IDA$8.6 billion22.519.2%23.5%4.5%0.952.4%
UGI Corp. UGI$7.9 billion12.3912.9%16.2%-0.5%1.354.0%
Kinetik Holdings Inc. KNTK$7.9 billion16.31n/a12.2%15.8%n/a6.6%
Clearway Energy, Inc. CWEN$7.0 billion44.271.7%13.4%9.9%1.665.4%
National Fuel Gas Co. NFG$7.0 billion10.2117.2%40.3%15.1%0.912.9%
Southwest Gas Holdings, Inc. SWX$6.6 billionn/an/an/an/a0.862.8%
Black Hills Corp. BKH$6.5 billion20.418.0%24.3%2.8%1.133.3%
Txnm Energy Inc. TXNM$6.4 billion28.076.3%24.4%10.0%1.652.9%
Ormat Technologies, Inc. ORA$5.7 billion42.745.1%16.7%28.6%0.600.5%
New Jersey Resources Corp. NJR$5.5 billion15.0113.9%24.8%6.4%1.403.5%
Portland General Electric Co. POR$5.5 billion19.736.3%14.4%1.2%1.164.6%
Spire Inc. SR$5.2 billion9.9015.3%19.7%4.1%2.033.7%
NorthWestern Energy Group, Inc. NWE$5.1 billion31.225.7%18.1%10.1%1.273.2%
One Gas, Inc. OGS$5.1 billion17.258.3%21.1%-1.9%1.003.3%
Archrock, Inc. AROC$4.8 billion14.2021.4%n/a3.7%1.473.2%
Kodiak Gas Services, Inc. KGS$4.2 billion49.563.7%27.4%8.2%1.264.6%
MDU Resources Group Inc. MDU$4.0 billion20.026.5%17.1%-0.7%0.873.0%
American States Water Co. AWR$3.6 billion24.6512.6%32.2%11.1%0.792.3%
Chesapeake Utilities Corp. CPK$3.4 billion22.129.0%27.2%13.9%1.042.0%
Avista Corp. AVA$3.4 billion13.498.7%18.9%-1.4%1.194.9%
Otter Tail Corp. OTTR$3.3 billion18.719.2%15.2%0.0%0.652.9%
California Water Service Group CWT$3.2 billion22.797.2%19.4%4.8%0.862.6%
H2O America HTO$3.0 billion24.704.8%20.7%4.2%0.952.8%
MGE Energy Inc. MGEE$3.0 billion18.5510.9%22.5%8.0%0.632.3%
Fervo Energy Co. FRVO$2.7 billionn/an/an/an/a0.08n/a
Northwest Natural Holding Co. NWN$2.2 billion17.138.3%22.9%3.2%1.843.8%
Centuri Holdings, Inc. CTRI$2.1 billion36.326.0%3.1%31.5%0.90n/a
NGL Energy Partners LP NGL$1.9 billionn/an/a1.9%18.0%n/an/a
NextDecade Corp. NEXT$1.6 billionn/a-83.8%n/an/a107.19n/a
Hawaiian Electric Industries Inc. HE$1.5 billion6.3912.8%10.5%13.6%1.28n/a
New Fortress Energy Inc. NFE$1.3 billionn/an/a-84.3%-36.9%n/an/a
Excelerate Energy, Inc. EE$1.2 billion25.252.1%23.8%16.2%0.460.9%
Middlesex Water Co. MSEX$1.1 billion21.639.5%30.5%8.9%0.802.4%
Unitil Corp. UTL$1.0 billion18.318.6%18.6%21.1%1.543.3%
Xplr Infrastructure, LP XIFR$689 million4.601.4%6.4%-1.1%0.57n/a
York Water Co. YORW$530 million19.678.5%37.9%13.7%0.652.8%
Hallador Energy Co. HNRG$476 million505.00-0.5%3.7%6.5%0.23n/a
Genie Energy Ltd. GNE$462 million16.1810.9%5.2%1.7%0.031.7%
Consolidated Water Co. Ltd. CWCO$436 million27.527.2%12.3%-1.2%0.002.1%
Clean Energy Fuels Corp. CLNE$421 millionn/a-13.6%-4.0%6.3%0.39n/a
Montauk Renewables, Inc. MNTK$388 million54.203.0%0.6%4.3%0.57n/a
Artesian Resources Corp. ARTNA$354 million15.049.2%25.0%5.9%0.723.7%
Cadiz Inc. CDZI$300 millionn/a-789.7%-236.1%-21.3%18.65n/a
Summit Midstream Corp. SMC$288 millionn/a-0.6%14.6%20.9%2.07n/a
Pure Cycle Corp. PCYO$262 million17.859.7%37.7%22.9%0.09n/a
RGC Resources Inc. RGCO$241 million17.2911.4%17.3%13.8%1.213.7%
Global Water Resources, Inc. GWRS$219 million81.112.6%12.6%9.8%1.414.1%
Stabilis Solutions, Inc. SLNG$67 millionn/a-15.0%-19.4%-30.3%0.14n/a
Ocean Power Technologies, Inc. OPTT$4 millionn/an/a-1,088.8%-25.8%1.17n/a
29 companies share its SEC industry code (Electric Services); the rest are the names nearest in size in its wider industry, Utilities, one of the Fama-French 48 industries, a published grouping of SEC industry codes.
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The public record on VST

Dividends$0.91 a share over the four quarters to 30 June 2026, a 0.73% yield
Filings24 in twelve months: 17 current reports (8-K), about 7 material agreement; 6 new financial obligation; 4 results of operations; 4 regulation FD disclosure; 3 other events
Planned insider sales18 Form 144 notices in twelve months, $65.3 million; latest 7 October 2026
Options tapeput/call 0.78 by open interest at the 6 November 2026 close; the straddle prices a 6.8% move to 13 November 2026
13F holders1,418 funds reported a position for the quarter to 30 June 2026; largest BlackRock, Inc.
Insider trading20 sales and 3 purchases on Form 4 in twelve months
Congress0 House trades disclosed in six months
Short interest9.9 million shares short, 1.06 days to cover at 15 October 2026
Documentsthe 10-K, the 10-Qs, the proxy and 4 earnings press releases, each linked

Filings

FilingPeriodFiledWhere
10-Q30 June 202610 August 2026EDGAR
10-Q31 March 20268 May 2026EDGAR
10-K31 December 202527 February 2026EDGAR
10-Q30 September 20257 November 2025EDGAR
10-Q30 June 20258 August 2025EDGAR
10-Q31 March 20258 May 2025EDGAR
10-K31 December 202428 February 2025EDGAR
10-Q30 September 20248 November 2024EDGAR
10-Q30 June 20249 August 2024EDGAR
10-Q31 March 202410 May 2024EDGAR

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