National Rural Utilities Cooperative Finance Corporation reports news about CFC, a nonprofit finance cooperative created and owned by America’s electric cooperative network to serve its member-owners. Recurring updates cover fiscal-year financial results, investor conference calls and webcasts, and the filing of Form 10-Q and Form 10-K reports tied to those results.
CFC news also includes cooperative-sector analysis such as the Key Ratio Trend Analysis, an annual report that tracks financial and operational ratios for electric distribution cooperatives and related benchmarking through KRTA Pro.
National Rural Utilities Cooperative Finance (CFC) has announced an investor conference call and webcast scheduled for Thursday, January 16, at noon Eastern Time. During the event, CEO Andrew Don will deliver a business update, while Senior VP and CFO Ling Wang will review the company's fiscal year 2025 second-quarter financial results.
The company has provided two access options: a live webcast through CFC's investor Webcasts & Presentations page with pre-registration available, and a conference call option with both domestic (800-289-0438) and international (323-794-2423) numbers using participant code 8065416. A PDF of the presentation will be available on the website prior to the broadcast, and a replay will be accessible afterward. CFC has filed its Form 10-Q for the period ended November 30, 2024, with the SEC.
The National Rural Utilities Cooperative Finance (CFC) has announced the launch of a Retail Subordinated Notes program, enabling the company to issue subordinated deferrable notes to retail investors. According to CFO Ling Wang, this initiative will diversify their investor base and provide more frequent market access. The offerings will be made through an SEC-registered shelf registration statement, with terms detailed in prospectus supplements. Interested investors can access documentation through the SEC's EDGAR system and should contact their brokers for additional information.
The National Rural Utilities Cooperative Finance (CFC) has announced an upcoming investor conference call and webcast scheduled for Friday, October 25, at 1 p.m. Eastern Time. During the event, CEO Andrew Don will provide a business update, while Senior Vice President and CFO Ling Wang will review CFC's fiscal year 2025 first-quarter financial results.
Investors can participate through two options: a live webcast available on CFC's investor Webcasts & Presentations page (with pre-registration available), or via conference call (Domestic: 800-289-0438 | International: 323-794-2423, Participant Code: 1393878). A PDF of the slide presentation will be accessible on the day of the call, and a replay of the webcast will be available after the event. CFC's Form 10-Q for the period ended August 31, 2024, was filed with the SEC on October 11.
The National Rural Utilities Cooperative Finance (CFC) has announced an investor conference call and webcast scheduled for Monday, August 5, at 1 p.m. Eastern Time. CEO Andrew Don will provide a business update, while Senior VP and CFO Ling Wang will review CFC's fiscal year 2024 financial results. The event can be accessed via a live webcast or a conference call. CFC's Form 10-K for the period ended May 31, 2024, has been filed with the SEC and is available on CFC's website and the SEC's EDGAR database. A replay of the webcast and PDF of the presentation will be available on CFC's Webcasts & Presentations page after the event.
On June 27, 2024, the National Rural Utilities Cooperative Finance (CFC) released its 2023 Key Ratio Trend Analysis (KRTA) report, highlighting the financial trends of electric distribution cooperatives. Despite high-interest rates, these cooperatives showed resilience with continued consumer and utility plant growth, maintaining strong financial metrics and improved margins. Consumer growth was at 0.89%, with some states like Florida, Idaho, and Utah experiencing over 2% growth. Utility plant growth exceeded 5%, the highest since 2008. Inflationary pressures, particularly power costs, have been managed well, enabling higher margins and healthy coverage ratios. Accounts receivable and write-offs remained at pre-pandemic lows. The report is based on data from 812 cooperatives, calculating 145 financial and operational ratios for comprehensive performance analysis.
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