Public Service Enterprise Group Incorporated
$60.02B- Market cap
- $36.08B
- Debt
- +$24.07B
- Cash
- −$132.00M
Capital structure 60% equity / 40% debt · EV / Revenue 4.93x
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Decision snapshot: PEG stock price vs EVRG: inconclusive Relative valuation is incomplete for this pair. Review the available filing metrics before drawing a conclusion.
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Implied fair value · at EVRG's multiple
Needs EVRG P/E.
Implied fair value · at PEG's multiple
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Price framework
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Capital structure 60% equity / 40% debt · EV / Revenue 4.93x
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Price framework
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Public Service Enterprise Group Incorporated · implied price per share
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Balance sheet health
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If you believe PEG can sustain its 18.3% revenue growth while keeping leverage from worsening, then PEG looks worth owning versus EVRG because it is cheaper on P/E and has stronger growth and net margin; if you prioritize EBITDA quality and lower leverage, EVRG remains the cleaner EVRG.
On a P/E basis, PEG looks discounted versus EVRG at 18.2x versus 22.7x, which supports the indicated upside to $95.71 from $76.68. However, the multiple picture is not uniformly cheap because PEG trades at 14.2x EV/EBITDA versus EVRG at 10.7x, suggesting the market is rewarding EVRG’s cash earnings profile more than PEG’s earnings multiple implies.
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