FirstEnergy is trading at a valuation under 16 times its 2027 earnings per share and offers a 4% dividend yield, with growth prospects comparable to its peers. The company's mid-term growth is supported by increased demand from data centers, a $2.5 billion project in West Virginia, and a significant boost in transmission investments. However, regulatory and demographic challenges remain in key states like Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West Virginia. Despite these risks, management is confident about project approvals, making FirstEnergy a near top pick in the utility sector with potential for low double-digit total returns if its growth plans succeed.
FirstEnergy shares are trading at USD 47.09 on Pluang, up 1.49% in the last day, with a dividend yield of 4.01%. The stock has a market cap of $26.85 billion and a typical hold time of 73 days as of Oct 29, 2026 19:01 WIB.
