NextEra Energy (NEE) Q1 2025 Earnings Preview: Navigating Growth Amid Market Challenges

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AuthorYiannis Zourmpanos

Apr 22, 2025 9:02 AM

TradingKey - NextEra Energy (NEE) will release Q1 2025 results on April 23, 2025, premarket. The EPS is expected at $0.95, a slight increase from $0.91 in the comparable quarter the previous year. The revenue is expected at around $7.04 billion, a good increase of 22.9% from the comparable quarter last year.

The company's growth is underpinned by its massive investments in renewable power, with a renewables backlog at a historic high of 25 GW at Q4 2024. The annual growth of 9.3% for the earnings as well as growth of 8.7% for the revenue is predicted by the analysts for the next few year period.

However, there are challenges facing NextEra, such as selling a $2 billion equity unit recently as a solution to strengthen its balance sheet to fund future projects. The company is under scrutiny too, after it was the subject of a pending shareholder class action inquiry regarding alleged improprieties at its Florida Power & Light (FPL) unit.

They will follow closely for announcements regarding the growth of NextEra's renewable portfolio as well as guidance for the remainder of 2025. How it is able to maintain its rate of growth against challenges from regulators and the marketplace will attract attention.

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