⚠️ Not investment advice. This is a quantitative research tool; every decision is the user's own responsibility. Past performance does not guarantee future results.⚠️ Not investment advice. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
⚠️ Not investment advice. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
🔓 Sign up freeSee the full rankingSign in with Google
← Back to the full ranking · All companies

NextEra Energy NEE

United States Utilities
5.7/10
AI Analyst score
76.08 USD
Last price at analysis date · analyst target 98.74 (+29.8%)
🛒 Where to buy NEEPartner brokers · US (NYSE/Nasdaq) · sample 200.00 € orderUS (NYSE/Nasdaq)
Meridian is paid by these brokers at no extra cost to you; this is not investment advice. Public fee schedules · commission and FX, taxes excluded · Compare all 22 brokers by real cost →
No partner-broker fees for this market yet · Broker cost comparison →
🟡 HOLD — Hold; the long-term growth thesis is solid, but high leverage and rate sensitivity require patience and a more favorable entry point.

NextEra Energy is the world's largest renewable energy utility, operating Florida Power & Light (a regulated utility) and NextEra Energy Resources (wind, solar, and nuclear generation), benefiting from growing demand for clean electricity. NextEra Energy combines solid growth (revenue +12.4%, earnings +53.1%) with a highly leveraged balance sheet (Net Debt/EBITDA of 7.35) and a demanding valuation (EV/EBITDA of 18.98), making it vulnerable to rising rates, although AI data center electricity demand is a structural tailwind.

Financial health
4.7
Quality / Moat
4.1
Valuation
3.6
Growth
8.3
Dividend
7.5
Momentum
6.0
Risk & Context
7.4

Detailed metrics

Market and fundamental data as of the analysis date.

💵 Valuation
P/E17.10
Fwd P/E17.32
EV/EBITDA18.98
P/B2.78
P/S5.53
PEG1.54
Market cap158.70 B USD
Enterprise value277.05 B USD
🏰 Quality and moat
ROIC (approx.)5.4%
Gross margin61.02%
FCF conversion-122%
Operating margin31.52%
📈 Profitability and margins
ROE11.68%
ROA2.44%
Net margin32.40%
FCF-17.77 B USD
FCF yield-11.20%
🏦 Solvency and liquidity
Total debt110.20 B USD
Net debt107.33 B USD
Cash2.87 B USD
EBITDA14.59 B USD
Net debt / EBITDA7.35
D/E161.68
Current ratio0.53
Quick ratio0.35
🚀 Growth
Revenue growth12.40%
Earnings growth53.10%
EPS (TTM)4.45 USD
EPS (Fwd)4.39 USD
💰 Dividend and risk
Dividend yield3.27%
Payout53.5%
Beta0.64
Analyst consensusBuy (19)
Target price98.74 USD
52-week range75.12 USD – 98.75 USD
⚠️ Main risk: Extreme leverage (Net Debt/EBITDA of 7.35) combined with rising 10-year Treasury yields, which makes refinancing its debt more expensive and pressures its long-duration valuation.
See the full analysis and compare with the rest of the ranking →

Full AI report

Generated automatically from the metrics, the macro context and the company's news.

NextEra Energy is the world's largest renewable energy utility, operating Florida Power & Light (a regulated utility) and NextEra Energy Resources (wind, solar, and nuclear generation), benefiting from growing demand for clean electricity. NextEra Energy combines solid growth (revenue +12.4%, earnings +53.1%) with a highly leveraged balance sheet (Net Debt/EBITDA of 7.35) and a demanding valuation (EV/EBITDA of 18.98), making it vulnerable to rising rates, although AI data center electricity demand is a structural tailwind.

Score by category

CategoryScore
Financial health4.7
Quality / Moat4.1
Valuation3.6
Growth8.3
Dividend7.5
Momentum6.0
Risk & Context7.4

OVERALL SCORE: 5.7/10

Context and risks

The sharp rise in 10-year yields (5.17%) is a drag on the valuation of long-duration utilities like NextEra, given its high leverage (Net Debt/EBITDA of 7.35) and capital-intensive business model. However, AI data center electricity demand and utility capex in grids (15% growth) are a structural tailwind for its regulated and renewable business.

News considered in the analysis

  • NextEra Energy (NEE), What Is Behind The Fresh Attention? — Artículo de análisis genérico sin información nueva material.
  • Anthropic Needs Gigawatts of Power It Doesn't Have. This Dividend-Paying Industrial Sells It. — Refleja la creciente demanda de electricidad de los centros de datos de IA, un viento de cola estructural para la demanda de energía de NextEra, aunque no es un contrato específico.
  • 2 Green Flags and 2 Red Flags for Nuclear Stocks After This Year's Sell-Off — Análisis sectorial genérico sobre acciones nucleares; no aporta información específica sobre NEE.
  • Why Dominion Energy Halted Dividend Growth Despite Strong Operating Performance — Noticia sobre un competidor (Dominion), no sobre NextEra; sin impacto directo.
  • VST Keeps Writing Checks To Its Shareholders — Noticia sobre Vistra, otro competidor; irrelevante para NEE.

Verdict: Hold; the long-term growth thesis is solid, but high leverage and rate sensitivity require patience and a more favorable entry point.

Main risk: Extreme leverage (Net Debt/EBITDA of 7.35) combined with rising 10-year Treasury yields, which makes refinancing its debt more expensive and pressures its long-duration valuation.

Other Utilities companies

Neighbours in the sector ranking, to compare without going back to the index.

See all 1,000+ companies in the index →

Automatically generated analysis from fundamental, market and news data. Not personalised financial advice — a research tool, not an individual recommendation. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Last update of this analysis: 2026-09-28. Legal notice, privacy & cookies.