ETR

In April 2026, Entergy reported strong first-quarter results, affirmed its 2026 EPS guidance, raised longer-term outlooks, and announced a significant hyperscale agreement in Louisiana. In May 2026, the company announced the pricing of a common stock offering, which investors considered against its large capital investment plan. June 2026 saw Entergy outline a planned capital spending of $67 billion for 2026-2030 and forecast 9% annual retail sales growth. In July 2026, Entergy reported second-quarter earnings of $1.03 per share, with industrial sales rising, and declared a quarterly cash dividend. By September 2026, the stock's performance was influenced by rising electricity demand from data centers and industrial customers, leading to outperformance against some rivals, though it faced pressure from surging Treasury yields; analysts reaffirmed a "Strong Buy" rating. In October 2026, David Borde was named president and CEO of Entergy Texas, and the U.S. Energy Department awarded Entergy $13.7 million for transmission improvements across its service area, with shares noted to be caught between AI-driven power demand and surging Treasury yields.