Public Service Ent

The stock of Public Service Enterprise Group hit a new 52‑week low of 72.52 USD, about 11.1% down year‑to‑date and roughly 17% below the 52‑week high. Despite being fairly valued according to InvestingPro, the paper suffered larger price losses in a difficult energy and macroeconomic environment. For Q2 the company reported an operating non‑GAAP earnings of 0.86 USD per share (expectation 0.83 USD) on revenue of 2.55 billion USD (expectation 2.73 billion USD) and confirmed its full‑year guidance. PSEG highlights its stable dividend history: 56 years of dividend payments and a current yield of 3.64%. » More on de.investing.com

Public Service Enterprise Group's share fell to a 52-week low of $74.12, about 15% below the year's high and roughly 10.48% down year‑over‑year; the RSI indicates an oversold condition. The utility has a market capitalization of $37.2 billion and has paid dividends for 56 years, currently yielding 3.59%. In Q2, PSEG beat the operating non‑GAAP EPS with $0.86 per share (expectation $0.83), but missed revenue at $2.55 billion (forecast $2.73 billion) and confirmed its full‑year guidance, citing stable investments and a strong nuclear segment. » More on de.investing.com

PSEG reported Q2 2026 net income of $0.67 per share and non-GAAP operating earnings of $0.86 per share, and reaffirmed full-year non-GAAP operating earnings guidance of $4.28–4.40 per share. PSE&G highlighted major system investments, rapid restoration of ~380,000 customers after July storms, peak summer load management and bill relief measures, and expects to file a base rate case by year-end 2026. PSEG Power noted higher market prices and nuclear output, is pursuing PJM bilateral and resource adequacy opportunities and supports new nuclear development in New Jersey. The company expects to fund a $24–28 billion five-year capital program without issuing new equity and reiterated a 6%–8% non-GAAP earnings CAGR through 2030. » More on finance.yahoo.com