Here are the 10-Q quarterly reports from ISE ETF 50 Index (Price Return) (ETI) in our archive since June 2025, newest first, and each one links through to the document itself with the summary and the scores our analysis gives it.
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Entergy Corporation reports higher first‑quarter 2026 results while absorbing severe storm and fuel costs and ramping up large capital projects.
Operating revenues rose to $3.19 billion from $2.85 billion, driven mainly by higher fuel and rider revenues and retail price increases, while the sale of gas distribution businesses reduced gas revenue. Net income attributable to Entergy increased to $384.9 million from $360.8 million and diluted EPS edged up to $0.83 from $0.82.
Winter Storm Fern caused an estimated $480 million of restoration costs and helped push January 2026 natural gas purchases to $483 million versus $207 million a year earlier, largely recoverable through fuel mechanisms. Management outlines an aggressive $57.2 billion capital plan for 2026‑2029 focused on new gas and solar generation, transmission, and resilience, including major projects tied to data center customers. Debt‑to‑capital rose to 65.9%, supported by a $3 billion credit facility, $1.37 billion of commercial paper, and plans to issue about $6.6 billion of equity and $3 billion of junior subordinated debentures through 2029.
Entergy Corporation’s third-quarter 2025 results improved on rising power demand and regulatory-driven revenue growth. Net income attributable to Entergy Corporation rose to $693.8 million from $644.9 million a year earlier, as Utility operating revenues increased to $3.8 billion from $3.4 billion. Retail electricity sales grew 4% in the quarter, led by a 7% increase in industrial usage from large metals, chemicals, and technology customers, while residential sales also edged higher on customer growth.
Profitability benefited from higher formula rate plan revenues, a $15 million liquidated-damages payment from a terminated power contract, and a $13 million gain on the July 1, 2025 sale of the Louisiana and New Orleans natural gas distribution businesses, partly offset by higher vegetation management, generation, and bad debt costs and a $13 million gas-asset write-off. For the first nine months of 2025, net income rose sharply to $1.52 billion, helped by the absence of large 2024 regulatory and pension charges.
Entergy plans about $41 billion of Utility capital investments from 2026–2029, including new gas and solar projects to serve hyperscale data centers such as Google and Meta-related facilities. To support this, debt to capital stood at 64.3% and the company expects to issue roughly $4.4 billion of equity through 2029, with $1.9 billion already contracted via forward sale agreements.