Evergy Inc

Evergy strengthens capital and grid reliability with a new loan and 765‑kV line, boosting renewable integration while protecting consumers from steep rate hikes.

Evergy Inc. faces a split analyst outlook: Mizuho trims its target for rate‑cap concerns, while UBS bets on renewable growth and cost efficiency, urging investors to watch rate‑setting and green projects.

Evergy’s Q3 2025 earnings reveal a utility balancing renewable growth and grid reliability—boosting dividends, tightening forecasts, and investing in grid‑stabilizing tech to keep rates stable.

Evergy’s Q3 earnings reveal a bold move: partnering with Kigen’s eSIM/iSIM tech to slash outages, boost DER revenue, and outpace regulators and rivals.

Evergy Inc., a Kansas City-based utility provider, is experiencing a surge in investor confidence and share performance, driven by its focus on large-load growth, strategic investments in grid modernization, and a favorable regional economic environ…

Evergy Inc. has partnered with TerraPower and the State of Kansas to develop the Natrium Nuclear Project, a next-generation nuclear reactor that could transform the region’s electricity supply and enhance the company’s competitive positioning.

Evergy’s stock price has demonstrated stability, closing at $71.76 USD, with a 52-week high of $73.97 USD and a 52-week low of $58.25 USD, indicating a reasonable valuation and solid financial foundation.

Evergy’s stock price has remained relatively stable within a narrow range, with key metrics indicating a moderate valuation in the utilities sector.

Evergy’s stock price closed at $73.27 USD, with a moderate valuation indicated by its price-to-earnings and price-to-book ratios.

Evergy Inc. has defied expectations by beating earnings estimates in Q2, despite revenue decline, and reaffirmed its ambitious growth target through 2029.