Q3 FY26 · Ended Sep 30, 2026 · View SEC filing
Virginia's utility gained more than the whole company did
Rider returns on Virginia capital drove the quarter, while weaker results elsewhere absorbed part of the gain.
For investorsWhat the next leg of earnings depends on
For foundersBuilding a business where the regulator sets the return
Fuel is billed through to customers, so the 24.08% revenue rise overstates how much the business grew.
Weaker trust gains, heavier interest and the wind partner's share cut a 37.57% operating gain to 15.31%.
New plant placed into rates earns an authorized return, so building, not selling more power, drives profit.
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