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Eversource Energy (ES)

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11/03/2025: ES (1-star) has a low Upturn Star Rating. Not recommended to BUY.
1 Year Target Price $74.6
1 Year Target Price $74.6
| 7 | Strong Buy | 
| 3 | Buy | 
| 6 | Hold | 
| 2 | Sell | 
| 1 | Strong Sell | 
Analysis of Past Performance
 Type  Stock  |  Historic Profit  -19.21%  |  Avg. Invested days  35  |  Today’s Advisory  Consider higher Upturn Star rating   | 
 Upturn Star Rating  ![]()  |  Upturn Advisory Performance   |  Stock Returns Performance   | 
Key Highlights
 Company Size  Large-Cap Stock   |  Market Capitalization  27.39B  USD   |  Price to earnings Ratio  32.23   |  1Y Target Price  74.6   | 
 Price to earnings Ratio  32.23   |  1Y Target Price  74.6   | ||
 Volume (30-day avg)  19   |  Beta  0.68   |  52 Weeks Range  51.06 - 75.25   |  Updated Date  11/3/2025   | 
 52 Weeks Range  51.06 - 75.25   |  Updated Date  11/3/2025   | ||
 Dividends yield (FY)  3.98%   |  Basic EPS (TTM)  2.29   | 
Analyzing Revenue: Products, Geography and Growth
Revenue by Products
Product revenue - Year on Year
Revenue by Geography
Earnings Date
 Report Date  2025-11-04   |  When  After Market   |  Estimate  1.15   |  Actual  -   | 
Profitability
 Profit Margin  6.6%   |  Operating Margin (TTM)  24.61%   | 
Management Effectiveness
 Return on Assets (TTM)  3.11%   |  Return on Equity (TTM)  5.62%   | 
Valuation
 Trailing PE  32.23   |  Forward PE  14.16   |  Enterprise Value  56078182843   |  Price to Sales(TTM)  2.11   | 
 Enterprise Value  56078182843   |  Price to Sales(TTM)  2.11   | ||
 Enterprise Value to Revenue  4.32   |  Enterprise Value to EBITDA  11.2   |  Shares Outstanding  371115181   |  Shares Floating  370295016   | 
 Shares Outstanding  371115181   |  Shares Floating  370295016   | ||
 Percent Insiders  0.19   |  Percent Institutions  86.22   | 
 Upturn AI SWOT 
Eversource Energy

Company Overview
 History and Background 
Eversource Energy, formerly Northeast Utilities, was founded in 1966 through the merger of several New England utilities. It has grown through acquisitions and organic expansion, focusing on regulated energy delivery.
 Core Business Areas 
- Electric Distribution: Delivers electricity to residential, commercial, and industrial customers in Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire. This segment generates the majority of Eversource's revenue.
 - Electric Transmission: Owns and operates high-voltage transmission lines across its service territory, ensuring reliable electricity delivery. Significant capital investment is allocated here.
 - Natural Gas Distribution: Distributes natural gas to customers in parts of Connecticut and Massachusetts. This segment is smaller than the electric distribution business but still contributes to overall earnings.
 - Water Distribution: Delivers water to customers in parts of Connecticut and Massachusetts. This segment is smaller than the natural gas distribution business, but still contributes to overall earnings.
 
 Leadership and Structure 
Eversource is led by a Chief Executive Officer and has a Board of Directors. The organizational structure is divided into functional areas like operations, finance, legal, and regulatory affairs.
Top Products and Market Share
 Key Offerings 
- Electricity Delivery: Eversource's primary product is the delivery of electricity. It has a significant market share in its service territories, serving approximately 4 million customers. Competitors in specific regions include Unitil (UTL), Avangrid (AGR), and public power companies.
 - Market Share (%): 70
 - Market Share (%): 30
 - Natural Gas Delivery: Delivers natural gas, offering services to residential, commercial and industrial sectors. Market share is concentrated in parts of CT and MA. Competitors include local gas utilities and providers like National Grid (NGG) in some overlapping areas.
 
Market Dynamics
 Industry Overview 
The utility industry is undergoing a transformation driven by renewable energy integration, grid modernization, and increasing regulatory scrutiny. Demand for reliable and clean energy is growing.
Positioning
Eversource is a leading regulated utility in New England, known for its focus on reliability, safety, and investments in renewable energy and grid upgrades. Its competitive advantage lies in its scale, regulatory expertise, and commitment to sustainability.
Total Addressable Market (TAM)
The estimated TAM for US energy distribution is in the hundreds of billions of dollars annually. Eversource's TAM includes energy distribution in New England, positioned well within the large US energy market.
Upturn SWOT Analysis
Strengths
- Strong market position in New England
 - Regulated business model providing stable earnings
 - Commitment to renewable energy and grid modernization
 - Experienced management team
 
Weaknesses
- High capital expenditures
 - Exposure to regulatory risks
 - Dependence on economic conditions in its service territory
 - Vulnerability to severe weather events
 
Opportunities
- Expansion of renewable energy infrastructure
 - Investment in grid modernization and smart grid technologies
 - Growth in demand for electricity from electric vehicles and other sources
 - Potential acquisitions of other utilities
 
Threats
- Changes in regulatory policies
 - Competition from alternative energy sources
 - Rising interest rates
 - Economic downturns
 
Competitors and Market Share
 Key Competitors 
- Avangrid (AGR)
 - National Grid (NGG)
 - NextEra Energy (NEE)
 
Competitive Landscape
Eversource competes with other utilities in the New England region and nationally. Its advantages include its strong market position, regulated business model, and commitment to sustainability. Disadvantages include high capital expenditures and regulatory risks.
Major Acquisitions
Aquarion Water Company
- Year: 2017
 - Acquisition Price (USD millions): 1675
 - Strategic Rationale: Expanded Eversource's regulated business into the water sector, providing diversification and growth opportunities.
 
Growth Trajectory and Initiatives
Historical Growth: Eversource's growth has been driven by organic expansion in its regulated service territories and investments in infrastructure.
Future Projections: Analysts project moderate revenue growth for Eversource, driven by increased demand for electricity and continued investments in renewable energy and grid modernization. EPS growth is expected to be in the mid-single digits.
Recent Initiatives: Recent initiatives include investments in offshore wind projects, smart grid technologies, and energy efficiency programs.
Summary
Eversource Energy is a stable, regulated utility with a strong presence in New England. Its focus on grid modernization and renewable energy provides growth opportunities, but high capital expenditures and regulatory risks remain key challenges. The company's commitment to dividends makes it attractive to income-seeking investors. It needs to watch out for rising interest rates and changing regulatory policies. Eversource needs to continue driving innovation and managing risks to remain competitive.
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About Eversource Energy
 Exchange  NYSE   |  Headquaters  Springfield, MA, United States   | ||
 IPO Launch date  1984-08-29   |  President, CEO & Chairman  Mr. Joseph R. Nolan Jr.   | ||
 Sector  Utilities   |  Industry  Utilities - Regulated Electric   |  Full time employees  10680   |  Website  https://www.eversource.com   | 
 Full time employees  10680   |  Website  https://www.eversource.com   | ||
Eversource Energy, a public utility holding company, engages in the energy delivery business. The company operates through Electric Distribution, Electric Transmission, Natural Gas Distribution, and Water Distribution segments. It is involved in the transmission and distribution of electricity; solar power facilities; and distribution of natural gas. The company operates regulated water utilities that provide water services to residential, commercial, industrial, municipal and fire protection, and other customers in Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire. The company was formerly known as Northeast Utilities and changed its name to Eversource Energy in April 2015. Eversource Energy was incorporated in 1927 and is headquartered in Springfield, Massachusetts.

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