Edison International (EIX) stock price, news and key stats

Price

Last trade as of Sep 16, 2026. Delayed data; not a live quote.

Previous close

$54.58

Open

$55.47

Day range

$54.58 – $55.49

Volume

299K

52-week range

$52.00 – $81.62

Market cap

$21.1B

Forward P/E

8.4

Dividend yield

643.00%

Beta

0.61

Avg. volume

4.2M

Analyst target

$67.14

Next earnings

Oct 27, 2026

About Edison International

From the company's latest annual report (Form 10-K).

Latest EIX news

• Dow Futures Climb While S&P 500, Nasdaq Futures Slide After Strong August Rally: TTWO, TSLA, EIX, MDB Stocks In Focus
  Futures Trading · Sep 1, 2026

  Dow futures are showing a positive trajectory as the market enters September, suggesting a continuation of the index's recent winning streak. In contrast, futures for the S&P 500 and Nasdaq are experiencing a downturn, reflecting potential headwinds following a robust rally in August. The divergence in futures indicates a cautious sentiment among investors, particularly in light of rising geopolitical tensions stemming from U.S. military actions in the Middle East. The recent U.S. airstrikes against Iranian rocket launchers have heightened concerns over stability in the region, which could have implications for global oil prices and market volatility. Investors are closely monitoring these developments, as escalations could impact sectors sensitive to energy prices and geopolitical risks. Stocks such as Take-Two Interactive (TTWO), Tesla (TSLA), Edison International (EIX), and MongoDB (MDB) are in focus, with their performance potentially influenced by broader market trends and investor sentiment. As the market adjusts to these dynamics, analysts will be watching closely for any signs of sustained momentum in the Dow, while also assessing the implications for the S&P 500 and Nasdaq. The mixed signals from futures could lead to a cautious approach among traders, particularly as September historically presents its own set of challenges for equities.

• Edison reaffirms 2026 core EPS $5.90-$6.20 as SCE outlines 450 miles of covered conductor plan
  Seeking Alpha · Jul 30, 2026

  Edison International has reaffirmed its core earnings per share (EPS) guidance for 2026, projecting a range of $5.90 to $6.20. This announcement comes on the heels of a strong performance in the first half of the year, with the company reporting second-quarter core EPS of $1.54, a significant increase from $0.97 in the same period last year. Year-to-date, the company has achieved an EPS of $2.97, bolstered by regulatory approvals and reduced interest expenses related to wildfire recovery efforts. In addition to its earnings outlook, Edison’s Southern California Edison (SCE) has outlined an ambitious plan to install 450 miles of covered conductor, a move aimed at enhancing safety and reducing wildfire risks. This initiative aligns with the company's ongoing commitment to wildfire mitigation and reflects a proactive approach to regulatory compliance and community safety. The company’s management expressed confidence in achieving a long-term core EPS growth rate of 5% to 7% from 2025 to 2030, supported by a robust capital investment plan estimated between $38 billion and $41 billion through 2026. Market analysts view this reaffirmation positively, as it underscores Edison's operational stability and strategic focus on safety and sustainability. The company's ability to navigate regulatory landscapes while maintaining growth projections is likely to bolster investor confidence, potentially influencing stock performance in the coming quarters. As Edison continues to execute its plans, stakeholders will be closely monitoring the impact of these initiatives on both financial results and market positioning.

• Morgan Stanley Updates Utility Outlook, Lowers View on Edison International (EIX)
  Bank Research · Apr 29, 2026

  Morgan Stanley has revised its outlook for Edison International (EIX), lowering its price target to $59 from $64 on December 16, $60 from $61 on September 25, and most recently to $70 from $71 — though the latter appears inconsistent with prior downward revisions and may reflect a typographical anomaly in source reporting. The firm maintains an Underweight rating across multiple updates, citing persistent headwinds facing regulated utilities, including rising capital expenditure requirements, regulatory uncertainty around wildfire liability and grid modernization costs, and pressure on allowed returns amid elevated interest rates. These factors constrain near-term earnings visibility and dividend sustainability despite EIX’s attractive 5.10% yield. The downgrade is part of a broader reassessment of North American regulated and diversified utilities and independent power producers (IPPs), where Morgan Stanley is adjusting price targets to reflect shifting macro assumptions — particularly higher-for-longer rate expectations and delayed regulatory recovery timelines. While the utilities sector outperformed the S&P 500 in March, that strength appears increasingly decoupled from fundamentals, as valuation premiums compress under rising discount rates and investor rotation toward higher-beta sectors. Market implications extend beyond EIX: the repeated downgrades signal growing skepticism toward traditional utility valuations in a regime where duration risk dominates yield appeal. Investors are repricing regulated assets not just on earnings growth but on balance sheet resilience, regulatory lag, and jurisdictional risk — especially in California, where EIX operates through Southern California Edison. This dynamic pressures peers with similar exposure to high-cost, high-risk service territories and could trigger further sector-wide target adjustments.

• Here's What to Expect From Edison International’s Next Earnings Report
  Earnings · Apr 13, 2026

  Edison International is set to release its fourth-quarter 2025 earnings after market close on October 28, marking the culmination of its fiscal year. Analysts are forecasting earnings of $1.49 per share—a robust 41.9% increase from $1.05 per share in the prior-year period—driven by continued operational execution, rate base growth, and favorable regulatory outcomes across its Southern California Edison (SCE) utility subsidiary. The company’s stable, regulated business model has historically delivered consistent returns, and this quarter’s results are expected to reflect ongoing infrastructure investment recovery and modest load growth in its service territory. With a market capitalization of approximately $24 billion, Edison International remains a key player in California’s evolving energy landscape, balancing reliability imperatives with aggressive decarbonization goals. Investors will closely monitor guidance for 2026, particularly around capital expenditure plans, wildfire mitigation costs, and progress on SCE’s grid modernization initiatives. Given recent volatility in utility valuations amid shifting interest rate expectations, any commentary on financing strategy or dividend sustainability could influence near-term stock performance. The company’s third-quarter 2025 report—released earlier this month—delivered a 10.2% earnings surprise, underscoring management’s ability to navigate complex regulatory and environmental challenges. As the Q4 report approaches, consensus estimates suggest continued strength in core utility margins, though margin pressure from rising operating expenses and potential adjustments to deferred tax accounting remain watchpoints. A strong print and confident forward outlook could reinforce EIX’s position as a defensive yet growth-oriented utility holding company in a high-rate environment.

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• S&P 500 · Utilities

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