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Dominion Energy, Inc.

Utilities · in the S&P 500

📍 Richmond, United States · See it on the company map

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VALUATIONPROFITABILITYDEBTGROWTHP/EP/E avgP/BEV/EBITFCF yieldROEROAROICOp. marginD/END/EBITDAInt. coverRev. growthEarn. growth

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10 years from the annual reports

Source: SEC filings (10-K) ↗

Revenue and profit

Revenue was $16.5bn in FY2025, against $11.7bn in FY2016. Net profit was $3bn — 18 of every 100 of revenue.

Debt and cash at year end

At the end of FY2025 the company reported $46.3bn of long-term debt and $250m of cash and equivalents.

As reported in each year's 10-K, in US dollars. Companies label some items differently, and a year can be missing where a figure wasn't reported in a comparable way.

Key figures, against the S&P 500

Figures as of 9 Nov 2026, refreshed weekly

Each bar places this company among the S&P 500 companies that report that figure. Further right means a higher figure — not a better one. Whether higher or lower suits you depends on what you are looking for, so the bars don't add up to a score.

Valuation

P/E ratio?

22.7x

The share price is 22.7 times the last twelve months' earnings per share.

lowesthigher than 49% of the S&P 500highest

P/E on average earnings?

33.5x

The share price is 33.5 times earnings per share averaged over recent years.

lowesthigher than 59% of the S&P 500highest

Price / book

2.1x

The market values the company at 2.1 times the accounting value of its equity.

lowesthigher than 30% of the S&P 500highest

EV / EBIT?

21.5x

The company's value including its debt is 21.5 times its operating profit.

lowesthigher than 46% of the S&P 500highest

Free cash flow yield?

-12.9%

Free cash flow was negative, equal to −12.9% of market value.

lowesthigher than 2% of the S&P 500highest

Profitability

Return on equity?

8.8%

Each 100 of shareholders' money produced 8.8 of net profit.

lowesthigher than 20% of the S&P 500highest

Return on assets?

3.2%

Each 100 of assets produced 3.2 of net profit.

lowesthigher than 23% of the S&P 500highest

Return on invested capital

6.3%

Each 100 invested by lenders and owners produced 6.3 of profit.

lowesthigher than 25% of the S&P 500highest

Operating margin?

34.1%

Of every 100 in sales, 34.1 was left as operating profit.

lowesthigher than 84% of the S&P 500highest

Debt

Debt / equity?

161.6%

Total debt equals 162% of shareholders' equity.

lowesthigher than 80% of the S&P 500highest

Net debt / EBITDA?

6.2x

Net debt equals 6.2 years of operating earnings (EBITDA).

lowesthigher than 95% of the S&P 500highest

Interest cover

2.8x

Operating profit was 2.8 times the interest bill.

lowesthigher than 17% of the S&P 500highest

Growth

Revenue growth

15.7%

Latest revenue is 15.7% above the average of earlier reported years.

lowesthigher than 61% of the S&P 500highest

Earnings growth

115.5%

Latest net profit is 115.5% above the average of earlier reported years.

lowesthigher than 93% of the S&P 500highest

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