BMO Capital has updated the price target for the
PG&E Corporation (PCG), citing a discounted valuation and potential catalysts, further maintaining an Outperform recommendation. Investors are encouraged to buy the weakness, as the company has unveiled a $73 billion spending plan. This plan aims to meet the growing energy demands of data-centers, showcasing recent momentum for investors. However, their dividend target has shown disappointment for income investors. An analysis of what the grid upgrade means for the company's value in 2025, suggests that PCG is among the best Nuclear Energy stocks according to Wall Street. With their earnings expected to grow, there is high anticipation ahead of the next week's release. Notably, an increase in their rating to BBB- due to wildfire risk improvements hints towards a potentially secure future. The company's stocks rose following the expansion news of a 10 GW data-center and the successful completion of the Calistoga Resiliency Center. However, regulatory risks sparked investor concerns leading to a short-circuit in stocks predicted by 2025.
Jefferies reduces its price target but still maintains a
'Buy' rating. Amidst these ups and downs, the company remains optimistic, announcing a $73B grid upgrade plan and impressive second-quarter results.
Pg e Corporation PCG News Analytics from Tue, 04 Feb 2025 08:00:00 GMT to Sat, 18 Oct 2025 01:45:48 GMT -
Rating 6
- Innovation -4
- Information 3
- Rumor 1
