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Utilities
9 industries · 98 stocks · $1.86T · −2.9% 1Y · P/E 19.5
THE READRegulated power and gas: steady, rate-based cash flows and rising grid investment.
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UtilitiesDeep field
83 companies · $1.77T · P/E 19.5 · Tenet covers 86
$1.77T
+0.2% last close
86 scored
Energy
8 companies · $34B · P/E 16.6 · Tenet covers 8
$34B
+1.4% last close
8 scored
Natural Gas DistributionOne company's P/E
1 company · $33B · P/E 7.9 · Tenet covers 1
$33B
+1.0% last close
1 scored
Financial Services
1 company · $7B · Tenet covers 1
$7B
−2.4% last close
1 scored
Natural Gas TransmissionOne company's P/E
1 company · $5B · P/E 67.4 · Tenet covers 1
$5B
+1.1% last close
1 scored
Conglomerates
1 company · $4B · Tenet covers 1
$4B
+0.9% last close
1 scored
Electric and Other Services CombinedOne company's P/E
1 company · $4B · P/E 24.6 · Tenet covers 1
$4B
+0.2% last close
1 scored
Electric Services
1 company · $2B · Tenet covers 2
$2B
+6.4% last close
2 scored
Natural Gas Transmission & DistributionOne company's P/E
1 company · $2B · P/E 71.9 · Tenet covers 1
$2B
+2.5% last close
1 scored
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