Genie Energy reports Q1 EPS 42c vs 33c last year
Q1 Financial Performance: Genie Energy reported a Q1 revenue of $136.8 million, up from $119.7 million last year, with significant increases in profitability and cash generation.
Customer Growth and Projects: The company added over 48,000 net new meters, bringing the total to approximately 413,000, while advancing utility-scale projects including a community solar project in Lansing, New York, expected to be EBITDA accretive upon completion.
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Utility Companies EPS Revision Grades Highlighted Ahead of Earnings Season
- EPS Revision Grades: Artesian Resources, Consolidated Water, and Clearway Energy all received an A+ EPS revision grade, indicating growing market confidence in their near-term performance ahead of earnings season.
- Small-Cap Utility Performance: Hallador Energy and Spire also achieved A+ EPS revision grades, suggesting that these mid- and small-cap utility companies may outperform in the upcoming earnings reports, drawing investor interest.
- Market Confidence Boost: Brookfield Infrastructure and Genie Energy received A grades for their EPS revisions, reflecting analysts' optimistic outlook on their future profitability, which could drive stock prices higher.
- Industry Outlook: Algonquin Power & Utilities and Suburban Propane Partners both earned A grades, indicating that the utility sector may show outperforming results in 2026, attracting more investor attention.
Key Analyst Insights on Palantir, Philip Morris, and TotalEnergies
Zacks Research Daily Highlights: Today's report features research on 16 major stocks, including Palantir Technologies, Philip Morris, and TotalEnergies, along with insights on micro-cap stocks Natural Resource Partners and Genie Energy, emphasizing unique research on smaller companies.
Palantir Technologies Performance: Palantir's shares have significantly outperformed the industry, driven by its AI strategy and strong liquidity, but faces challenges from competition and rising costs, leading to a neutral rating.
Philip Morris Growth: Philip Morris has seen a notable increase in revenues due to strong pricing power and a growing smoke-free product portfolio, although it contends with premium valuations and regulatory pressures.
TotalEnergies Mixed Results: TotalEnergies has outperformed its industry with contributions from diverse energy assets, despite mixed quarterly results and potential risks from global operations and security concerns.
