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The Aes Corporation  (NYSE: AES)
 

The Aes's Customers Performance

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AES's Source of Revenues In the Q2, The Aes Corporation's corporate clients experienced a drop by -75.19 % in their costs of revenue, compared to a year ago, sequentially costs of revenue were trimmed by -78.02 %. During the corresponding time, The Aes Corporation recorded a revenue increase by 19.86 % year on year, sequentially revenue grew by 7.61 %. While revenue at the The Aes Corporation's corporate clients recorded rose by 8.94 % year on year, sequentially revenue grew by 1.41 %.

List of AES Customers




Customers of The Aes Corporation saw their costs of revenue drop by -75.19 % in Q2 compare to a year ago, sequentially costs of revenue were trimmed by -78.02 %, for the same period The Aes Corporation recorded revenue increase by 19.86 % year on year, sequentially revenue grew by 7.61 %.

List of AES Customers

The Aes's Business Units
Electricity, Generation    131.3 % of total Revenue
Electric Distribution    61.63 % of total Revenue
Renewables    51.4 % of total Revenue
Utilities    62.95 % of total Revenue
Energy Infrastructure    80.42 % of total Revenue
Corporate Other And Other    1.99 % of total Revenue
Intersegment Eliminations    -3.83 % of total Revenue
Corporate Other And Other Eliminations    -1.84 % of total Revenue




   
Customers Net Income grew in Q2 by Customers Net margin grew to
93.23 % 22.67 %
Customers Net Income grew in Q2 by 93.23 %


Customers Net margin grew to 22.67 %



The Aes's Customers, Q2 2026 Revenue Growth By Industry
Customers in Chemical Manufacturing Industry      6.34 %
Customers in Construction Raw Materials Industry      12.22 %
Customers in Industrial Machinery and Components Industry      6.87 %
Customers in Property & Casualty Insurance Industry      10.04 %
Customers in Publishing & Information Industry      50.51 %
Customers in Electric Utilities Industry      3.13 %
     
• Customers Valuation • Customers Mgmt. Effect.


The Aes's Comment on Sales, Marketing and Customers



Electricity Sales Contracts
Our generation businesses sell electricity under medium- or long-term contracts (“contract sales”) or under short-term agreements in competitive markets (“short-term sales”).
Contract Sales. Most of our generation fleet sells electricity under contracts. Our medium-term contract sales have a term of 2 to 5 years, while our long-term contracts have a term of more than 5 years. Across our portfolio, the average remaining contract term is 7 years.
In contract sales, our generation businesses recover variable costs including fuel and variable operations and maintenance (“O&M”) costs, either through direct or indexation-based contractual pass-throughs or tolling arrangements. When the contract does not include a fuel pass-through, we typically hedge fuel costs or enter into fuel supply agreements for a similar contract period. These contracts are intended to reduce exposure to the volatility of fuel prices and electricity prices by linking the business’s revenues and costs. These contracts also help us to fund a significant portion of the total capital cost of the project through long-term non-recourse project-level financing.

Utilities

AES’ 9 utility businesses distribute power to more than 11 million people in four countries. These businesses also include generation capacity totaling 7,870 MW (7,458 proportional MW). These businesses have a variety of structures, ranging from integrated utility to pure transmission and distribution businesses.






The Aes’s Comment on Sales, Marketing and Customers


Electricity Sales Contracts
Our generation businesses sell electricity under medium- or long-term contracts (“contract sales”) or under short-term agreements in competitive markets (“short-term sales”).
Contract Sales. Most of our generation fleet sells electricity under contracts. Our medium-term contract sales have a term of 2 to 5 years, while our long-term contracts have a term of more than 5 years. Across our portfolio, the average remaining contract term is 7 years.
In contract sales, our generation businesses recover variable costs including fuel and variable operations and maintenance (“O&M”) costs, either through direct or indexation-based contractual pass-throughs or tolling arrangements. When the contract does not include a fuel pass-through, we typically hedge fuel costs or enter into fuel supply agreements for a similar contract period. These contracts are intended to reduce exposure to the volatility of fuel prices and electricity prices by linking the business’s revenues and costs. These contracts also help us to fund a significant portion of the total capital cost of the project through long-term non-recourse project-level financing.

Utilities

AES’ 9 utility businesses distribute power to more than 11 million people in four countries. These businesses also include generation capacity totaling 7,870 MW (7,458 proportional MW). These businesses have a variety of structures, ranging from integrated utility to pure transmission and distribution businesses.










AES's vs. Customers, Data

(Revenue and Income for Trailing 12 Months, in Millions of $, except Employees)



COMPANY NAME MARKET CAP REVENUES INCOME EMPLOYEES
The Aes Corporation 10,603.38 12,487.00 510.00 -
Ameren Corporation 29,376.77 8,958.00 1,416.00 17,000
Pg and e Corp 32,629.80 24,935.00 2,703.00 29,010
Public Service Enterprise Group Incorporated 36,155.05 12,794.00 2,263.00 12,000
Pinnacle West Capital Corporation 11,941.48 5,457.26 667.10 6,610
Ppl Corporation 25,981.88 9,312.00 1,219.00 10,052
SUBTOTAL 2,005,191.31 1,574,854.92 250,996.59 1,652,080
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