National Grid beats annual profit view on UK, New York strength
ReutersMay 15, 2025 6:30 AM
May 15 (Reuters) - National Grid NG.L beat annual profit estimates on Thursday, helped by higher earnings from its UK electricity transmission and New York businesses, and said it was on track to invest 60 billion pounds ($79.74 billion) in energy networks through March 2029.
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