Sempra Energy
Sempra Energy (ticker: SRE) is a US energy infrastructure company combining regulated utilities with growing midstream and global natural gas businesses. Through subsidiaries it operates rate-regulated electric and gas utilities that tend to provide steady, predictable cash flows, alongside an expanding portfolio of gas transmission, storage and liquefied natural gas (LNG) export projects that aim to drive growth. The split business model means regulated operations can dampen volatility while infrastructure and LNG projects carry greater commodity, project execution and regulatory risk. Sempra is capital‑intensive and exposed to state, federal and international regulation, commodity-price swings and interest-rate sensitivity. Its market capitalisation is about $60.22 billion. Management has discussed investments in lower‑carbon solutions such as renewable natural gas and hydrogen as part of the energy transition. This summary is educational only and not personal financial advice; values can rise and fall and past performance is not a guarantee of future results.
Why It's Moving
Sempra Energy surges on Q3 earnings beat and blockbuster $10B infrastructure stake sale.
Sempra Energy crushed Q3 2025 forecasts with adjusted earnings jumping to $728 million, driving shares higher as investors cheer the results.[1][3] The company also unveiled a $10 billion deal to sell 45% of Sempra Infrastructure Partners, unlocking capital for U.S. utilities and boosting long-term EPS growth.[1][3]
- Q3 adjusted EPS hit $1.11, topping estimates by 19.4% and up 24.7% year-over-year, signaling robust utility demand and operational strength.[1][5]
- $10B sale of 45% stake in Sempra Infrastructure to KKR set to enhance regulated earnings mix, add $0.20 annual EPS accretion from 2027, and strengthen the balance sheet.[1][3]
- Port Arthur LNG Phase 2 reaches final investment decision with long-term offtake deals, advancing six major projects amid rising global LNG demand.[3]
Sempra Energy surges on Q3 earnings beat and blockbuster $10B infrastructure stake sale.
Sempra Energy crushed Q3 2025 forecasts with adjusted earnings jumping to $728 million, driving shares higher as investors cheer the results.[1][3] The company also unveiled a $10 billion deal to sell 45% of Sempra Infrastructure Partners, unlocking capital for U.S. utilities and boosting long-term EPS growth.[1][3]
- Q3 adjusted EPS hit $1.11, topping estimates by 19.4% and up 24.7% year-over-year, signaling robust utility demand and operational strength.[1][5]
- $10B sale of 45% stake in Sempra Infrastructure to KKR set to enhance regulated earnings mix, add $0.20 annual EPS accretion from 2027, and strengthen the balance sheet.[1][3]
- Port Arthur LNG Phase 2 reaches final investment decision with long-term offtake deals, advancing six major projects amid rising global LNG demand.[3]
Stock Performance Snapshot
Analyst Rating
Analysts recommend buying Sempra Energy's stock, indicating strong potential for future growth.
Financial Health
Sempra Energy is generating solid revenue and profit, indicating a strong financial position overall.
Dividend
Sempra Energy's dividend yield of 2.86% provides a reasonable return for income-seeking investors. If you invested $1000 you would be paid $25.30 a year in dividends (based on the last 12 months).
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Regulated Utility Base
Rate-regulated electric and gas businesses provide more predictable revenue, which can help offset volatility in other segments, though regulation can change returns.
LNG Growth Potential
Investments in LNG export projects offer growth opportunities tied to global gas demand, but are sensitive to commodity prices and project execution risks.
Energy Transition Moves
Sempra is exploring lower‑carbon options like renewable gas and hydrogen, reflecting transition trends; progress is strategic but may face technical and regulatory hurdles.
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