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Duke Energy Corporation  (DUK)
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    Sector  Utilities    Industry Electric Utilities
   Industry Electric Utilities
   Sector  Utilities
 
Price: $94.9400 $0.23 0.243%
Day's High: $95.235 Week Perf: -0.07 %
Day's Low: $ 94.11 30 Day Perf: 2.79 %
Volume (M): 2,737 52 Wk High: $ 100.39
Volume (M$): $ 259,822 52 Wk Avg: $92.95
Open: $94.85 52 Wk Low: $83.06



 Market Capitalization (Millions $) 73,351
 Shares Outstanding (Millions) 773
 Employees 27,605
 Revenues (TTM) (Millions $) 29,060
 Net Income (TTM) (Millions $) 2,874
 Cash Flow (TTM) (Millions $) -246
 Capital Exp. (TTM) (Millions $) 12,604

Duke Energy Corporation
Duke Energy Corporation'is a leading energy company located in the Americas with an affiliated real estate operation. Duke Energy operates the following business units: Franchised Electric, Natural Gas Transmission, Field Services, Duke Energy North America (DENA), International Energy and Other Operations. Duke Energy's chief operating decision maker regularly reviews financial information about each of these business units in deciding how to allocate resources and evaluate performance.

FRANCHISED ELECTRIC

Franchised Electric generates, transmits, distributes and sells electricity. It conducts operations primarily through Duke Power. Its service area covers about 22,000 square miles with an estimated population of 5.9 million in central and western North Carolina and western South Carolina. Franchised Electric supplies electric service to approximately 2.2 million residential, commercial and industrial customers over 92,000 miles of distribution lines and a 13,000 mile transmission system. Electricity is sold wholesale to incorporated municipalities and to public and private utilities. In addition, municipal and cooperative customers who purchased portions of the Catawba Nuclear Station buy power through contractual agreements.

NATURAL GAS TRANSMISSION

Natural Gas Transmission provides transportation and storage of natural gas for customers throughout the East Coast and Southern U.S., the Pacific Northwest, and in Canada. Natural Gas Transmission also provides natural gas sales and distribution service to retail customers in Ontario, and gas transportation and processing services to customers in Western Canada. Natural Gas Transmission does business primarily through Duke Energy Gas Transmission Corporation.

FIELD SERVICES

Field Services gathers, compresses, treats, processes, transports, trades and markets, and stores natural gas; and produces, transports, trades and markets, and stores NGLs. It conducts operations primarily through DEFS, which is approximately 30% owned by ConocoPhillips and approximately 70% owned by Duke Energy. Field Services gathers natural gas from production wellheads in Western Canada and ten states in the U.S. Those systems serve major gas-producing regions in the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin, Rocky Mountain, Permian Basin, Mid-Continent and East Texas-Austin Chalk-North Louisiana areas, as well as onshore and offshore Gulf Coast areas. Field Services owns and operates approximately 58,000 miles of natural gas gathering systems with approximately 34,000 active receipt points.

DUKE ENERGY NORTH AMERICA

DENA operates and manages merchant power generation facilities and engages in commodity sales and services related to natural gas and electric power around its generation and contractual positions. DENA conducts business throughout the U.S. and Canada through Duke Energy North America and DETM. DETM is 40% owned by Exxon Mobil Corporation and 60% owned by Duke Energy.

INTERNATIONAL ENERGY

International Energy develops, operates and manages power generation facilities, and engages in sales and marketing of electric power and natural gas outside the U.S. and Canada. It conducts operations primarily through DEI and its activities target power generation in Latin America.

OTHER OPERATIONS

Beginning in 2003, the business segments formerly known as Other Energy Services and Duke Ventures were combined and have been presented as Other Operations. Other Operations is composed of diverse businesses, operating primarily through Crescent, DukeNet, DCP, DEM, D/FD and EDS.

Field Services competes with major integrated oil companies, major interstate and intrastate pipelines, national and local natural gas gatherers, and brokers, marketers and distributors for natural gas supplies, in gathering and processing natural gas and in marketing and transporting natural gas and NGLs. Competition for natural gas supplies is based primarily on the reputation, efficiency and reliability of operations, the availability of gathering and transportation to high-demand markets, the pricing arrangement offered by the gatherer/processor and the ability of the gatherer/processor to obtain a satisfactory price for the producer's residue gas and extracted NGLs; whereas, competition for sales to customers is based primarily upon reliability, services offered, and price of delivered natural gas and NGLs.

DENA's competitors include utilities, other merchant electric generation companies in North America, certain financial institutions engaged in commodity trading, major integrated oil companies, major interstate pipelines and their marketing affiliates, brokers, marketers and distributors, and other domestic and international electric power and natural gas marketers. The price of commodities and services delivered, along with the quality and reliability of services provided, drive competition in the energy marketing business.

International Energy's sales and marketing of electric power and natural gas competes directly with other generators and marketers serving its market areas. Competitors are country and region-specific but include government owned electric generating companies, LDC's with self-generation capability and other privately owned electric generating companies. The principal elements of competition are price and availability, terms of service, flexibility and reliability of service.

DEM competes for other energy-related commodities. Competitors include major integrated oil companies, major interstate pipelines and their marketing affiliates, brokers and distributors. D/FD competes with major companies who provide engineering, procurement, construction, start-up and maintenance services for fossil fueled power generation facilities.




   Company Address: 525 South Tryon Street Charlotte 28202 NC
   Company Phone Number: 488-3853   Stock Exchange / Ticker: NYSE DUK
   


Customers Net Income grew by DUK's Customers Net Profit Margin grew to

177.78 %

10.41 %

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Duke Energy Corporation

Duke Energy Corporation Lights Up the Market with Simple Revenue Growth

Duke Energy Corporation, one of the leading electric utilities companies, recently announced its financial results for the fourth quarter of 2023. The company reported a positive profitability of $1.28 per share, a significant improvement from the previous year's performance of -$0.84 per share. However, profits fell by -19.37% from the preceding quarter, reducing investor optimism.
Despite this decline in profits, the company's revenue showed moderate growth of 3.279%, reaching $7.21 billion compared to $6.98 billion in the same quarter a year prior. However, sequentially, the revenue deteriorated by -9.782% from $7.99 billion. These results indicate that the company needs to focus on maintaining consistent revenue growth to ensure long-term stability.

Duke Energy Corporation

Duke Energy Corporation defies industry struggles with resilient financial performance, but income per share sees significant decline

he Electric Utilities sector grapples with diminishing orders and declining revenue, Duke Energy Corporation stands tall amidst adversity. The company's recent financial results for the most recent fiscal period reveal a tenacious effort to combat industry challenges and set an example for its peers. Although revenue witnessed a modest 0.326% elevation, a 12.15% reduction in income compared to the corresponding reporting period a year ago raises eyebrows.
Despite this decline, Duke Energy Corporation boasts impressive figures that signify its ability to adapt and navigate a volatile market. Revenues of $7.99 billion and earnings per share (EPS) of $1.59 serve as a testament to the company's resolute mindset. A comprehensive analysis of the financial landscape reveals a series of positive developments and areas of concern for the company.

Duke Energy Corporation

Duke Energy Corporation's Profits Plummet, Stocks Tumble as Revenue Takes a Devastating Hit



Duke Energy Corporation, a leading energy company, has experienced a drop in its stock price and a significant decline in revenue, resulting in a widening deficit. These financial results, combined with increasing inventories and accounts receivable, present a mixed picture for the company's future prospects. This article will analyze the implications of these developments and their potential impact on Duke Energy's future operations.
1. Fading Revenue and Greater Deficit:
During the financial period closing June 30, 2023, Duke Energy Corporation faced lower demand, leading to a significant decrease in revenue by -7.768% to $6.58 billion year-on-year. This decline caused a net deficit of $-204.000 million. Compared to the previous corresponding quarter, where the company achieved a bottom line of $820.000 million, the recent performance is a cause for concern. The company needs to address the factors contributing to this fading revenue and deficit to regain stability.






 

Duke Energy's Segments
 
Franchised Electric
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Commercial Power
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International Energy
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Other Operations
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  Revenue Outlook
Duke Energy does not provide revenue guidance.

Earnings Outlook
Duke Energy Corporation issued annual earnings guidance on

 
Geographic Revenue Dispersion
United States
Latin America

Duke Energy's Operating Statistics Decrease / Increase
       
Electric Residential Sales (thousands MWh)    Electric Residential Sales (thousands MWh) Growth   
Electric General Service Sales (thousands MWh)    Electric General Service Sales (thousands MWh) Growth   
Electric Industrial Sales (thousands MWh)    Electric Industrial Sales (thousands MWh) Growth   
Other Energy Sales (thousands MWh)   Other Energy Sales (thousands MWh) Decline   
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Electric Special Sales (thousands MWh)    Electric Special Sales (thousands MWh) Growth   
Total Duke Power Sales (thousands MWh)     
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Electric Residential Customers    Electric Residential Customers Growth   
Electric General Service Customers    Electric General Service Customers Growth   
Electric Industrial Customers   Electric Industrial Customers Decline   
Other Energy Sales Customers    Other Energy Sales Customers Growth   
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Special Sales Customers    Special Sales Customers Growth   
Total Duke Power Electric Customers     
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Usage per Electric Residential Customer (kWh)    Usage per Electric Residential Customer (kWh) Growth   
Usage per Electric General Service Customer (kWh)    Usage per Electric General Service Customer (kWh) Growth   
Usage per Electric Industrial Customer (kWh)    Usage per Electric Industrial Customer (kWh) Growth   
Usage per Other Energy Customer (kWh)   Usage per Other Energy Customer (kWh) Decline   
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