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FirstEnergy Corp.

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Last updated as of 2026-02-13 13:51 EST. Stock price information is sourced from TradingView and reflects real-time market prices.

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On the last trading day, FE stock closed at 48.67 USD, with a price change of 1.55% for the day.
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FE key data

Previous close48.67 USD
Market cap28.12B USD
Volume1.19M
P/E ratio21.14
Dividend yield (TTM)3.67%
Dividend amount0.44 USD
Last ex-dividend dateFeb 06, 2026
Last payment dateMar 01, 2026
EPS diluted (TTM)2.30 USD
Net income (FY)978.00M USD
Revenue (FY)13.47B USD
Next report dateFeb 17, 2026
EPS estimate0.540 USD
Revenue estimate3.07B USD USD
Shares float576.70M
Beta (1Y)0.04
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FirstEnergy Corp. overview

FirstEnergy Corp. engages in the generation, transmission, and distribution of electricity, energy management and other energy-related services through its subsidiaries. It operates through the following business segments: Regulated Distribution, Regulated Transmission, and Corporate or Other. The Regulated Distribution segment distributes electricity through FirstEnergy's utility operating companies, serving various customers. The Regulated Transmission segment transmits electricity through transmission facilities owned and operated by FirstEnergy's utilities. The Corporate or Other segment reflects corporate support and other costs not charged or attributable to the utilities or transmission companies. The company was founded in 1996 and is headquartered in Akron, OH.
Sector
Utilities
Industry
Electric Utilities
CEO
Brian X. Tierney
Headquarters
Akron
Website
firstenergycorp.com
Founded
1996
Employees (FY)
12.29K
Change (1Y)
+252 +2.09%
Revenue / Employee (1Y)
1.10M USD
Net income / Employee (1Y)
79.55K USD

FE Pulse

Daily updates on FE stock prices, fund flows, and market news, generated by AI and reviewed by our team of analysts. Always DYOR.

• FE Stock Price 24h change: +2.32%. From 47.93 USD to 49.04 USD.
• Technical analysis indicates a strong bullish trend; the stock recently hit a new 52-week high of $49.15, supported by the 20-day SMA ($46.96) trending above the 50-day SMA ($45.69). Relative Strength Index (RSI) remains in a healthy neutral-to-bullish zone, suggesting continued upward momentum without immediate overbought risks.
• FirstEnergy announced a 4.5% increase in its quarterly dividend to $0.465 per share, reflecting strong cash flow and a commitment to a 60-70% payout ratio.
• The company filed a new Default Service Plan in Pennsylvania for 2027-2031, aiming to stabilize electricity procurement through competitive auctions and consumer protections.
• Analysts from Wolfe Research upgraded FE to "Outperform," citing a projected 10% rate base growth driven by increased transmission capital expenditures.
• The U.S. utility sector (XLU) has surged 14.5% over the past year, increasingly viewed as a structural growth play due to massive power demand from AI data centers.
• Upbeat earnings from major peers like Exelon and American Electric Power (AEP) have lifted the broader sector, offsetting downward pressure from falling oil prices.
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about 1D ago
• FE Stock Price 24h change: +0.30%. From 46.63 USD to 46.77 USD.
The stock price edged higher amid a supportive utility sector backdrop and positive anticipation ahead of the upcoming Q4 2025 earnings release scheduled for February 17.
• From a technical perspective, FE is currently in a "consolidation phase" with a neutral-to-bullish bias. The stock is trading near its 200-day moving average ($46.41), which serves as a key support level. While short-term indicators like the MACD (-0.14) suggest slight bearish momentum, the RSI (46.45) remains neutral, and the "cup and handle" formation on longer timeframes indicates a potential breakout if it clears the $47.50 resistance zone.
• FirstEnergy’s subsidiary JCP&L announced on February 11 the completion of major grid upgrades in New Jersey, part of the $28 billion "Energize365" modernization plan to improve reliability for 25,000 customers.• Analysts from Zacks and Nasdaq highlighted on February 10 that FirstEnergy is well-positioned to benefit from rising electricity demand from data centers in its service regions, with Q4 earnings expected to reflect these gains.• On February 11, FirstEnergy issued a public safety advisory regarding foil balloons to prevent potential power outages ahead of Valentine's Day, noting a 27% decrease in such incidents since 2020 due to better outreach.
• Shareholders of Essential Utilities and American Water Works approved a major merger on February 10, signaling continued consolidation and scale-seeking within the regulated utility sector.• The Utilities Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLU) recorded a 14.5% gain over the past year as of February 11, driven by a structural shift where utilities are increasingly viewed as "AI-growth" assets due to surging data center power needs.
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about 2D ago

FE stock price forecast

According to technical indicators for FE stock, the price is likely to fluctuate within the range of 54.97–64.91 USD over the next week. Market analysts predict that the price of FE stock will likely fluctuate within the range of 46.67–67.00 USD over the next months.

Based on 1-year price forecasts from 78 analysts, the highest estimate is 66.19 USD, while the lowest estimate is 46.13 USD.

For more information, please see the FE stock price forecast Stock Price Forecast page.

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FAQ

What is the stock price of FirstEnergy Corp.?

FE is currently priced at 48.67 USD — its price has changed by 1.55% over the past 24 hours. You can track the stock price performance of FirstEnergy Corp. more closely on the price chart at the top of this page.

What is the stock ticker of FirstEnergy Corp.?

Depending on the exchange, the stock ticker may vary. For instance, on NYSE, FirstEnergy Corp. is traded under the ticker FE.

What is the stock forecast of FE?

We've gathered analysts' opinions on FirstEnergy Corp.'s future price. According to their forecasts, FE has a maximum estimate of 486.75 USD and a minimum estimate of 97.35 USD.

What is the market cap of FirstEnergy Corp.?

FirstEnergy Corp. has a market capitalization of 28.12B USD.

What is P/E ratio (TTM)?

The P/E ratio (TTM) stands for price-to-earnings ratio (trailing twelve months). It is a historical valuation metric calculated using a company's earnings per share (EPS) over the most recent twelve consecutive months, reflecting the company's past profitability.

The P/E ratio measures the relationship between a stock's price and a company's profitability, and is often used as a basis for judging whether a stock is "cheap" or "expensive."

P/E ratio = market price (P) ÷ earnings per share (EPS), or P/E ratio = total market capitalization ÷ net profit attributable to shareholders

The interpretation of the P/E ratio (TTM) should always be considered alongside other factors and is mainly used for valuation comparisons rather than as a standalone indicator.

  • A lower P/E ratio (TTM) means investors are paying less for each unit of earnings. This may indicate that the stock is undervalued, or that the market has limited expectations for the company's future growth, such as in mature or slow-growing industries.
  • A higher P/E ratio (TTM) means investors are paying more for each unit of earnings. This often reflects expectations of strong future earnings growth, which is common among growth or technology stocks, though it may also suggest the stock is overvalued.
  • Comparison with peers: Compare the company's P/E (TTM) with the average or median P/E of other companies in the same industry. A significantly higher P/E may require further analysis to determine whether the company's high valuation is justified by stronger growth prospects or competitive advantages.
  • Comparison with historical levels: Compare the company's current P/E (TTM) with its own historical average (such as over the past 5 or 10 years) to assess whether the current valuation is at a historical high or low.
  • Comparison with the broader market: Compare the company's P/E (TTM) with major market indices (such as the S&P 500) to see how the market is valuing the company overall.

P/E ratios can vary widely across industries, and there is no single "ideal" P/E level. A reasonable P/E range depends on the industry, the company's growth potential, and the broader macroeconomic environment. Investment decisions should not rely solely on the P/E ratio (TTM) but should be based on a comprehensive analysis that includes company quality, growth prospects, and financial health.

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