-- 独立系調査会社CFRAは、に対し、以下の調査レポートを提供しました。CFRAのアナリストは、以下のように見解をまとめています。エジソン・インターナショナルは、2026年第1四半期のコアEPSが前年同期の1.37ドルに対し1.42ドルとなったと発表しました。これは、2025年一般料金改定における料金引き下げが主な要因ですが、TKM和解契約による費用回収に伴う1株当たり0.30ドルの利息費用削減効果がなくなったことで、一部相殺されました。GAAPベースのEPSは、前年同期の9億800万ドルの非コア利益がなくなったため、3.73ドルから1.38ドルに減少しました。営業収益は7.7%増の41億300万ドル、営業キャッシュフローは16.6%増の14億2,700万ドルとなりましたが、設備投資の必要性から利息費用は3億100万ドルから5億2,400万ドルへと大幅に増加しました。経営陣は2026年のコアEPSガイダンスを5.90ドル~6.20ドルと据え置き、2025年から2030年までのコアEPS成長率5~7%に自信を示しました。しかし、当社はEPS成長率が3~4%程度になると予測しており、EIXの収益成長率は同業他社平均の8.9%と最も低い水準にあることから、同社の長期的なEPS目標は楽観的すぎると考えています。そのため、5~7%という目標値でさえ競争力に欠けると考えています。
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