EVRG Evergy, Inc.
Utilities · Utilities - Regulated Electric
83.30
+2.12%
About the company
Evergy, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, engages in the generation, transmission, distribution, and sale of electricity in the United States. The company generates electricity through coal, landfill gas, uranium, and natural gas and oil sources, as well as solar, wind, and other renewable sources. It serves residences, commercial firms, industrials, municipalities, and other electric utilities. The company was incorporated in 2017 and is headquartered in Kansas City, Missouri.
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Dividend deep dive
Evergy, Inc. is a Utilities - Regulated Electric company with a dividend rating score of 8.0. It currently offers a dividend yield of 3.51%. This yield is near the lower end of its 5-year range of 3.45% to 4.54%, with Yield Theory suggesting a 'fair' valuation status. The company holds a momentum score of 2.0, indicating a weaker price trend, and a value score of 5.0, suggesting it is neither particularly cheap nor rich.
Dividend history
Evergy, Inc. has demonstrated consistent dividend growth, maintaining a dividend increase streak of 21 years, earning it a 'contender' status within the CCC framework. Over the past three years, the dividend has grown at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.25%, accelerating slightly to a 5.75% CAGR over five years. This growth implies a dividend doubling time of 12.5 years. Recent annual dividends per share include $2.02 in 2020, $2.14 in 2021, $2.292 in 2022, $2.452 in 2023, $2.572 in 2024, and projected $2.672 in 2025.
Dividend safety
Evergy's dividend safety status is currently marked as 'watch'. The payout ratio stands at 70.74% of earnings per share of $3.93.
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