Emera

Emera has completed the sale of the New Mexico Gas Company to Bernhard Capital Partners. About New Mexico Gas Company: a regulated natural gas utility based in Albuquerque; financial terms were not disclosed. The transaction was originally announced on August 5, 2024. » Plus sur de.investing.com

Emera reported Q2 adjusted earnings of C$212 million (C$0.69 per share) and year-to-date adjusted EPS of C$2.06, with management guiding to compound adjusted EPS growth above 5%–7% through 2026 and within that range to 2030. The New Mexico Gas sale received regulatory approval and is expected to close in August, generating ~C$650–700 million after tax that will be used to reduce holding-company debt and strengthen the balance sheet. Emera deployed over C$1.7 billion in H1, remains on pace for a ~C$4 billion 2026 capital plan focused on regulated utility growth, and is evaluating transmission opportunities in Atlantic Canada and Ontario. » Plus sur finance.yahoo.com

Emera’s board has declared a quarterly dividend on common shares of $0.7325 per share; the record date is August 3, 2026, and the payment date is August 17, 2026. This is the sixth consecutive dividend increase. The board also approved dividends for eight series of First Preferred Shares with identical payment dates; all dividends are considered “eligible dividends” under Canadian tax law. » Plus sur de.investing.com

At the annual general meeting, all eleven nominated directors of Emera were elected, with approval rates ranging from 96.64% to 99.75%. Scott C. Balfour received the highest approval at 99.75%, Henry E. Demone the lowest at 96.64%. The final voting results will be filed with SEDAR+ and the US-SEC. » Plus sur de.investing.com

Emera reported adjusted earnings per share of $1.37 for Q1 2026, well above expectations, on revenues of $2.26 billion that were slightly below forecasts. Operating cash flow strengthened and the company invested $870 million in the quarter, putting the $4.0 billion capital plan for 2026 on track. Emera confirms a long‑term investment framework of $20 billion through 2030 and expects adjusted EPS growth of 5–7% to 2030, supported by multi‑year tariffs and a growing asset base. Risks remain from regulatory delays in the Canadian segment, adverse currency effects and execution risks on major projects. » Plus sur de.investing.com