UBS Reiterates Buy Rating on Edison International (EIX)
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Rating Summary:
15 Buy, 12 Hold, 4 Sell
Rating Trend:
Down
Today's Overall Ratings:
Up: 4 | Down: 8 | New: 54
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UBS analyst Gregg Orrill reiterated a Buy rating and $65.00 price target on Edison International (NYSE: EIX).
The analyst commented, "EIX has made significant progress on its wildfire mitigation plan and filed the latest 2026-2028 update to the plan on Friday, May 16. The stock reflects a $2.5 bln to $3.0 bln liability exposure for the Eaton fire and an imprudency finding which has not been shown. The Eaton fire damage will result in a significant impact to the $21 bln wildfire fund but EIX' exposure is capped at $3.9 bln assuming prudent action. Legislation could emerge to address liability caps and/or other wildfire measures as the session progresses toward the September 12 end of session. Our view remains that EIX can rerate to a 30% discount P/E to the Utility group based upon our $6.10 2027 EPS forecast.
• Other Catalysts. These include: TKM $1.6 bln securitization issuance in 4Q'25, rate case completion in 2Q'25 and potential Woolsey fire settlement following submission of intervenor testimony June 3 and motion for consideration of a settlement August 12."
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Shares of Edison International closed at $58.00 yesterday.
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