Dominion Energy

Hennessy Equity and Income Fund initiated a position in Dominion Energy, noting its predominantly regulated electric and gas operations that generate over 90% of earnings in Virginia, North Carolina and South Carolina, providing predictable cash flows and low revenue cyclicality. The fund highlighted Dominion’s debt reduction, sale of non-core assets and a partner on its offshore wind project as improvements to financial flexibility. Hennessy expects long-term growth from rising power demand tied to data centers and AI use and views the company’s regulated model as supportive of an attractive dividend. » Plus sur finance.yahoo.com

Dominion Energy’s shares climbed to a new 52-week high of $70.21 and are trading near that level with a market capitalization of about $61.5 billion. Over the past year the stock delivered a total return of 28.13%; the company has paid dividends for 44 years and currently yields 3.86%. InvestingPro, however, flags a potential overvaluation. Dominion announced a $1.5 billion issue of subordinated notes due 2056, while analyst commentary ranges from a Jefferies upgrade to Seaport’s concerns about the regulatory landscape ahead of the proposed merger with NextEra Energy. » Plus sur de.investing.com

The London Company increased its position in Dominion Energy, citing consistent regulated earnings, an attractive dividend and expected long-term demand growth from data center expansion. Dominion closed June 9 at $66.25, is up 5.63% over one month and has a market cap of $58.27 billion. The firm describes Dominion as a defensive holding that benefits from infrastructure-driven energy demand. » Plus sur finance.yahoo.com