Seeking Alpha • Feb 15

NorthWestern Energy: This Ignored Utility Could Profit From The Data Center Boom

Summary NorthWestern Energy Group offers a 3.84% yield, recently raised its dividend, and trades at an attractive valuation despite strong recent share price outperformance. NWE is positioned for growth as Montana and South Dakota attract data center development, driving significant capital investment and potential upside to earnings projections. The company targets 4%-6% annual EPS growth over five years, with total return potential of 8%-10% annually when including dividends. Dividend sustainability is solid on a cash flow basis, but the most recent increase lagged inflation, tempering income growth for shareholders. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha

Seeking Alpha • Mar 22

Northwestern Energy Group: A Moment In The Sun

Summary Northwestern Energy is benefiting from investors looking to utilities as one way of investing for the AI surge. Management aims for 4-6% earnings growth, but faces uncertainties due to pending rate reviews and reliance on external energy sources. Northwestern's $2.74 billion capital plan is a baseline to be funded by operating cash and debt, however opportunities beyond the specific scope of the plan would likely require new equity. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha

Seeking Alpha • Dec 17

NorthWestern Energy: Financially Strong Utility Appears Fairly Valued At Best

Summary NorthWestern Energy Group, Inc. serves sparsely populated areas but enjoys stable revenues and high dividend yield, appealing to income-focused investors. The company’s customer base is growing, particularly in Montana, which supports incremental revenue growth going forward. Montana has a lower unemployment rate than the US average, but the Philadelphia Fed casts doubt on the official figures. This could suggest weakness among NWE's customers. NorthWestern Energy has managed to limit its exposure to rising interest rates better than many peers, maintaining a relatively low net debt-to-equity ratio. NWE stock may underperform peers due to lower growth expectations, but its stable cash flows and essential services provide a reliable income source. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha

Seeking Alpha • Jun 30

Northwestern Energy Group: Risk To Capital Plan From Regulation

Summary Northwestern Energy does not have sufficient capacity, but is attempting to efficiently deploy $2.5 billion in capital to expand its production. A significant part of the plan involved taking over coal-based power generation with limited capital deployment. However, an EPA regulation has put this in potential jeopardy. Northwestern Energy is fairly valued, and shares identical types of risks as many others in the utility sector. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha

Seeking Alpha • Feb 24

NorthWestern Energy Group: Attractive Yield But Limited Growth

Summary NorthWestern Energy has received regulatory approvals to increase rates in Montana and South Dakota. It is currently unable to generate all the energy necessary to serve its customers, leading to significant capex investments and higher debt expected in the future. Shares are in a fair value range, but the dividend offers a strong yield, and shares can be considered in a defensive or income-oriented portfolio. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha

Articolo di analisi • Jul 11

A Look At The Intrinsic Value Of NorthWestern Corporation (NASDAQ:NWE)

Key Insights Using the 2 Stage Free Cash Flow to Equity, NorthWestern fair value estimate is US$69.99 With US$56.16...

Articolo di analisi • May 23

Returns On Capital At NorthWestern (NASDAQ:NWE) Have Stalled

Finding a business that has the potential to grow substantially is not easy, but it is possible if we look at a few key...

Articolo di analisi • May 02

NorthWestern (NASDAQ:NWE) Is Increasing Its Dividend To $0.64

NorthWestern Corporation's ( NASDAQ:NWE ) dividend will be increasing from last year's payment of the same period to...

Articolo di analisi • Apr 10

Calculating The Fair Value Of NorthWestern Corporation (NASDAQ:NWE)

Key Insights NorthWestern's estimated fair value is US$64.42 based on 2 Stage Free Cash Flow to Equity With US$61.07...

Articolo di analisi • Feb 22

Industry Analysts Just Made A Notable Upgrade To Their NorthWestern Corporation (NASDAQ:NWE) Revenue Forecasts

NorthWestern Corporation ( NASDAQ:NWE ) shareholders will have a reason to smile today, with the analysts making...

Articolo di analisi • Feb 21

NorthWestern's (NASDAQ:NWE) Shareholders Will Receive A Bigger Dividend Than Last Year

NorthWestern Corporation ( NASDAQ:NWE ) will increase its dividend from last year's comparable payment on the 31st of...

Articolo di analisi • Jan 19

Some Investors May Be Worried About NorthWestern's (NASDAQ:NWE) Returns On Capital

Finding a business that has the potential to grow substantially is not easy, but it is possible if we look at a few key...

Articolo di analisi • Dec 08

A Look At The Fair Value Of NorthWestern Corporation (NASDAQ:NWE)

Does the December share price for NorthWestern Corporation ( NASDAQ:NWE ) reflect what it's really worth? Today, we...

Articolo di analisi • Oct 18

The Returns At NorthWestern (NASDAQ:NWE) Aren't Growing

Finding a business that has the potential to grow substantially is not easy, but it is possible if we look at a few key...

Seeking Alpha • Oct 05

NorthWestern: An Underperforming High-Dividend Stock With A Muted Growth Outlook

Summary The Utilities sector has given back its 2022 gains in recent weeks. One firm with a focus on natural gas generation and a big dividend looks fairly priced, but its earnings growth prospects appear limited. NWE's chart is trendless over the long-term, and shares have been moving lower since early 2022. The Utilities sector has pulled back sharply from its 2022 high, but the defensive group remains in an uptrend dating back to the lows of early 2022. The slow & steady niche of the S&P 500 is rather expensively priced, but there are some bargains out there. Moreover, you can capture strong dividend yields in Utilities. One Nasdaq-listed name with clean energy operations in the upper Midwest and Mountain/West regions pays a big yield, but is it a buy now? Utilities Trending Up, NorthWestern A Relative Loser Stockcharts.com According to Bank of America Global Research, NorthWestern Corporation (NWE) is a public regulated utility that provides electricity and natural gas services throughout Montana, South Dakota, and Nebraska. The company generates and distributes electricity as NorthWestern Energy, with its main businesses segmented between electric operations and natural gas operations. The company's electric business represents 80% of total gross margin, with the remainder coming from gas operations. The South Dakota-based $2.9 billion market cap Multi-Utilities industry company within the Utilities sector trades at a near-market price-to-earnings multiple of 15.9 using its last 12-month GAAP earnings. The firm pays a high 4.9% dividend yield, according to The Wall Street Journal. Recent positive regulatory developments in Montana are a bullish tailwind for NWE, but downside risks include the potential for negative legislative rulings along with the possibility that rate changes will not be swift enough to recoup costs. Amid a volatile interest rate environment, financing costs for the utility could be particularly uncertain in the years ahead. Finally, wildfire and other natural disaster risks make future capex expenditures unknown. On valuation, analysts at BofA see NorthWestern's earnings falling this year, but then rebounding modestly in 2023. The longer-term outlook into 2024 shows a very low EPS growth rate. All the while, though, NWE's dividend should be on the rise despite negative free cash flow. With an attractive P/E multiple compared to some other Utility stocks, the firm's EV/EBITDA ratio is somewhat elevated given its D- growth rating by Seeking Alpha. Overall, the valuation picture is not all that compelling to me. NorthWestern Earnings, Valuation, And Dividend Forecasts BofA Global Research Looking ahead, Wall Street Horizon shows an unconfirmed Q3 earnings date of Monday, October 24 after market close for NorthWestern. That's not all as the firm's management team is expected to present at the EEI 57th Annual Financial Conference in mid-November. Both corporate event dates could feature enhanced stock price volatility. Corporate Event Calendar Wall Street Horizon The Technical Take NWE has historically found support in the upper $40s. I went back 10 years to review the weekly price action on shares given the sideways price action for much of 2022. After the stock broke below support in the $53 to $54 range just a few weeks ago, it retested long-term support just below $80 with success. Still, the bulls have their work cut out for them in order to get NWE back above not only the $53 to $54 zone but also to break the downtrend off the early 2020 peak. I see the trendless price action that has been ongoing for the better part of the past 8 years continuing until the stock climbs above, say, $63 on a weekly closing basis.

Seeking Alpha • Sep 13

NorthWestern goes ex-dividend tomorrow

NorthWestern (NASDAQ:NWE) had declared $0.63/share quarterly dividend, in line with previous. Payable Sept. 30; for shareholders of record Sept. 15; ex-div Sept. 14. See NWE Dividend Scorecard, Yield Chart, & Dividend Growth.

Articolo di analisi • Aug 25

Is There An Opportunity With NorthWestern Corporation's (NASDAQ:NWE) 28% Undervaluation?

How far off is NorthWestern Corporation ( NASDAQ:NWE ) from its intrinsic value? Using the most recent financial data...

Seeking Alpha • Jul 28

NorthWestern Non-GAAP EPS of $0.54 beats by $0.01, revenue of $323M beats by $42.45M

NorthWestern press release (NASDAQ:NWE): Q2 Non-GAAP EPS of $0.54 beats by $0.01. Revenue of $323M (+8.3% Y/Y) beats by $42.45M.

Seeking Alpha • Jul 21

NorthWestern Corporation: Strong Renewable Focus But Expensive

NorthWestern Corporation operates in some of the most rural parts of the country, providing electric and natural gas to people in the northernmost states. The area that the company serves is one of the most rapidly growing regions in the country, which positions it well for growth simply by serving more people. The company is much more aggressive than its peers at the use of renewables for generation, which may appeal to the ESG crowd. The company has a very strong balance sheet and a high dividend yield that appears to be quite secure. The stock is incredibly expensive relative to its peers, so it may make sense to wait for a better entry point. NorthWestern Corporation (NWE) is an electric and natural gas utility that services customers in Montana, South Dakota, Nebraska, and Yellowstone National Park. Admittedly, this is not a region that will immediately come to the minds of most investors when they are looking for a utility investment because it is one of the most rural areas of the country. The company still has many of the characteristics that have long made utilities a favorite holding among conservative investors, however. The most important of these are that the company has remarkably stable cash flows that are independent of conditions in the broader economy and a very high dividend yield. NorthWestern Corporation boasts a 4.41% yield at the current market price, which is not only well above the broader market but the utility sector in general. This will almost certainly attract income seekers, but unfortunately, NorthWestern Corporation is incredibly expensive at the current stock price, so it might pay to be cautious before making an investment in the company. About NorthWestern Corporation As stated in the introduction, NorthWestern Corporation is an electric and natural gas utility that operates in Montana, South Dakota, Nebraska, and Yellowstone National Park: NorthWestern Corporation Investor Presentation As we can clearly see, this is one of the most rural regions of the United States as the company's operations cover most of Montana, but it only has 391,400 electric and 206,600 natural gas customers in the state. Likewise, the company only has 64,200 electric and 48,600 customers in South Dakota despite covering much of the eastern part of the state. This relatively small customer base does not stop the company from possessing the characteristics of utility companies that many investors appreciate, however. The most important of these is financial stability, which we can verify by looking at the company's operating cash flows. This chart shows the company's trailing twelve-month operating cash flows over time: Seeking Alpha (all figures in millions of U.S. dollars) The reason for this general stability should be fairly obvious. After all, NorthWestern Corporation provides a product that is generally considered to be a necessity for our modern way of life. As such, most of its customers will prioritize paying their utility bills ahead of other more discretionary expenses during times when money gets tight. This works well to protect the company against the financial impact of recessions. This may be important today since the Atlanta Federal Reserve is currently predicting that the national gross domestic product declined by 1.2% in the second quarter, which would mean that the country is officially in a recession. Investors in NorthWestern Corporation do not have to worry about this however since the company will keep on generating cash flow and paying its dividend. As investors, we are not satisfied with mere stability, however, as we want to see growth. Fortunately, NorthWestern Corporation is positioned to deliver that. One way in which it will accomplish this is by growing its rate base. The rate base is the value of the company's assets upon which regulators allow the company to earn a specified rate of return. As this rate of return is a percentage, any increase in the company's rate base allows it to increase the price that it charges its customers in order to earn that specified return. The usual way that a company increases the size of its rate base is by investing money into modernizing, upgrading, or possibly even expanding its infrastructure. NorthWestern Corporation is planning on doing exactly this. The company is planning on investing approximately $2.4 billion into this task over the 2022 to 2026 period: NorthWestern Corporation Investor Presentation This capital investment program can be expected to grow NorthWestern Corporation's rate base at a 4% to 5% compound annual growth rate over the period. This is not the only thing that will work to grow NorthWestern Corporation's earnings in the period, though. It may be somewhat surprising to learn that the company's service area is one of the more rapidly growing regions of the country. This is particularly true in Montana, which is where more than 80% of the company's profits are sourced. This state is expected to see its population increase by 4.83% over the 2022 to 2027 period, which is quite a bit above the 3.21% population increase projected for the United States: NorthWestern Corporation Investor Relations This is actually quite nice since population growth in its service area is the only realistic way for the company to increase the number of customers that it has paying for its services. After all, NorthWestern Corporation is confined to a single geographic area and cannot really expand to other areas. It is not like we all have wires from multiple electric companies running to our homes, of course, The company's ability to increase its prices also is somewhat limited because regulators only allow the company to earn a certain percentage of its rate base. Thus, it is much more dependent on population growth in its service area than many other firms would be. Overall, the company expects the population growth and the rate base growth to allow it to increase its earnings per share at a 3% to 6% compound annual growth rate over the 2022 to 2026 period. When we combine this with the stock's 4.41% current yield, investors can expect to earn a 7.5% to 10.5% annual total return over the period, which is certainly not unattractive for a conservative utility company. The low end of this range is a bit less than what some of the company's peers will likely deliver, however. Over the past several years, we have seen a growing level of demand from both consumers and investors for the companies that they do business with to have sustainable operations. In the case of a utility like NorthWestern Corporation, this means replacing fossil fuel-driven power plants with renewable ones. NorthWestern Corporation has a bit less work to do than many of its peers in this area because the geography of its service area lends itself quite well to the generation of "clean" energy, especially hydroelectric power. NorthWestern Corporation currently derives 56% of its electric generation from carbon-free sources, which is quite a bit higher than the 40% national average among all utilities: NorthWestern Corporation Investor Presentation NorthWestern Corporation is certainly not resting on its laurels with the status quo here, however. In fact, the company has the ambition of achieving fully net-zero carbon emissions across its entire business by 2050. One of the ways that the company is doing this is replacing some of its remaining fossil fuel-driven power plants, especially the coal-powered ones, with renewable sources of energy like wind and solar. Unfortunately, one of the biggest problems with wind and solar power is that they are unreliable. After all, solar panels do not produce electricity when the sun is not shining and wind turbines do not work when the air is still (or ironically when it is blowing too quickly). NorthWestern Corporation is embarking on a project that is intended to correct this problem. This project is the Yellowstone County Generating Station. This is a natural gas-fired power plant that is capable of generating approximately 175 megawatts of power. NorthWestern Corporation will not be running the plant continually, though. Rather, the plan is to fire up each of the separate turbines contained in the plant on an as-needed basis in order to ensure that the grid remains reliable and able to support the needs of its customers when the company's renewables alone are not able to accomplish this. The use of natural gas turbines to support renewable energy generation is a very common strategy being used in the industry, as I have pointed out in many previous articles. It seems likely that the company will be deploying more plants like this after the current 2026 planning horizon as it seeks to achieve its net-zero carbon emission goals but it has not revealed any plans to do this yet. Fundamentals Of Electricity And Natural Gas The utility sector in general has long been a favorite of conservative investors such as retirees, but lately it has been attracting attention from young investors that would normally not be interested in such a low-growth sector. This is especially true of electric utilities, but notably not natural gas ones, which may be one reason why electric utilities tend to trade at significantly higher valuations. The reason for the interest among this group is the widely-promoted trend toward electrification, which has been frequently discussed by politicians and media personalities. At its core, electrification refers to the conversion of things that are historically powered by fossil fuels to the use of electricity instead. The most commonly cited things to be converted are transportation (electric vehicles) and space heating, but there are other things that could be converted as well. As space heating is the primary use of natural gas supplied by utilities, we can quickly see why such a conversion would significantly increase the consumption of electricity in favor of natural gas. Unfortunately for the proponents of electrification, the United States Energy Information Administration ("EIA") does not believe that the electrification trend will play out anywhere near as strongly as many believe. According to the agency, the national consumption of electricity will only increase at a 1% to 2% rate over the next thirty years: EIA 2022 Annual Energy Outlook This is nowhere close to the growth rate that we would expect were wide swathes of the American economy to convert from fossil fuels to electricity. Indeed, I detailed the impact on consumption that electric vehicles alone would have in a previous article. The agency is most likely correct that the electrification movement will take longer than many people expect. One of the major reasons for this is basic economics. For starters, electricity is considerably less efficient at generating heat than fossil fuels so it is much more expensive to use for space heating purposes. According to the Energy Information Administration, it can cost nearly four times as much to heat a home with electricity as with natural gas: New Jersey Resources/Data from EIA It is highly unlikely that very many people will be willing to have their heating bills increase to this degree simply to reduce their consumption of natural gas. This is particularly true for people of limited means. Thus, it seems very unlikely that natural gas will be displaced by electricity anytime soon, which greatly weakens the investment thesis of those people that have been buying electric utilities in order to get access to the outsized profits that electrification would bring to these companies. However, it also means that NorthWestern Corporation's natural gas utility business is in no particular danger in the near future. Overall, the company should continue to grow its earnings at a slow and steady rate going forward, just as we discussed in this article. Financial Considerations It is always important to look at the way that a company finances its operations before making an investment in it. This is because debt is a riskier way to finance a company than equity because debt must be repaid at maturity. As this is typically accomplished by issuing new debt to pay off the maturing debt, this can cause the company's interest costs to increase following the rollover, depending on broader market conditions. This is a concern that may be particularly relevant today given the rising interest rate environment. In addition to this, a company must make regular payments on its debt if it is to remain solvent. Thus, any decline in cash flows may push the company into financial distress if it has too much debt. Although utilities like NorthWestern Corporation tend to enjoy remarkably stable cash flows, bankruptcies are certainly not unheard of in the sector. One metric that we can use to analyze a company's debt load is the net debt-to-equity ratio. This ratio tells us the degree to which the company is financing its operations with debt as opposed to wholly-owned funds. It also tells us how well the company's equity will cover its debt obligations in the event of a bankruptcy or liquidation event, which is arguably more important. As of March 31, 2022 (the most recent date for which data is currently available), NorthWestern Corporation had a net debt of $2.5093 billion compared to $2.367 billion in shareholders' equity. This gives the company a net debt-to-equity ratio of 1.06. Here is how that compares to some of the company's peers: Company Net Debt-to-Equity NorthWestern Corporation 1.06 DTE Energy (DTE) 2.08 Eversource Energy (ES) 1.39 Exelon Corporation (EXC) 1.57 CMS Energy (CMS) 1.62 FirstEnergy Corporation (FE) 2.61 As we can clearly see, NorthWestern Corporation has a much lower leverage ratio than that of its peers. This is a positive sign that should be somewhat comforting to more risk-averse investors. This is because this is a clear indication that the company is not using too much debt with regard to its financial structure. Thus, investors should not have to worry too much about the risks with the company's leverage. Dividend Analysis One of the reasons why many investors purchase shares of utility companies like NorthWestern Corporation is because of the high yields that they pay out. This company is certainly no exception to this as it yields 4.41% at the current price, which is significantly above the 1.53% yield of the S&P 500 index (SPY). It is also well above the 2.27% yield of the utility index (IDU), which only adds to its appeal. In addition to all of this, NorthWestern Corporation also has a history of raising its dividend on an annual basis: Seeking Alpha The company's track record of steady dividend growth is particularly attractive during inflationary times, such as the one that we are currently encountering in the United States. This is because inflation is steadily reducing the number of goods and services that we can buy with the dividend. This is something that anyone that has been to a grocery store recently has seen firsthand. The fact that the company pays us more money each and every year helps to offset this effect and assists us in maintaining our standard of living. As is always the case though, it is critical that we ensure that the company can actually afford the dividend that it pays out. After all, we do not want to be the victims of a dividend cut since that would both slash our incomes and most likely cause the stock price to decline. The usual way that we analyze a company's ability to afford its dividend is by looking at its free cash flow. A company's free cash flow is the money that is generated by its ordinary operations and is left over after the company pays all its bills and makes all necessary capital expenditures. This is therefore the money that can be used for things such as reducing debt, buying back stock, or issuing a dividend.

Articolo di analisi • Jul 19

NorthWestern (NASDAQ:NWE) Might Be Having Difficulty Using Its Capital Effectively

If we want to find a stock that could multiply over the long term, what are the underlying trends we should look for...

Punteggio fiocco di neve
Valutazione	1/6
Crescita futura	1/6
Prestazioni passate	2/6
Salute finanziaria	0/6
Dividendi	3/6

Prezzi storici delle azioni
Prezzo attuale dell'azione	US$72.41
Massimo di 52 settimane	US$75.18
Minimo di 52 settimane	US$50.46
Beta	0.38
Variazione di 1 mese	3.90%
Variazione a 3 mesi	6.20%
Variazione di 1 anno	26.95%
Variazione a 3 anni	22.50%
Variazione a 5 anni	11.06%
Variazione dall'IPO	190.22%

	NWE	US Integrated Utilities	US Mercato
7D	0.1%	-3.5%	2.1%
1Y	26.9%	8.7%	30.6%

NWE volatility
NWE Average Weekly Movement	3.4%
Integrated Utilities Industry Average Movement	2.7%
Market Average Movement	7.2%
10% most volatile stocks in US Market	16.1%
10% least volatile stocks in US Market	3.2%

NWE statistiche fondamentali
Capitalizzazione di mercato	US$4.37b
Utili (TTM)	US$167.61m
Ricavi(TTM)	US$1.64b

NWE Conto economico (TTM)
Ricavi	US$1.64b
Costo del fatturato	US$719.88m
Profitto lordo	US$921.62m
Altre spese	US$754.01m
Utili	US$167.61m

Utile per azione (EPS)	2.73
Margine lordo	56.15%
Margine di profitto netto	10.21%
Rapporto debito/patrimonio netto	118.0%

NorthWestern Energy Group date dei dividendi
Data di stacco del dividendo	Jun 15 2026
Data di pagamento dei dividendi	Jun 30 2026
Giorni fino al dividendo Ex	35 days
Giorni prima della data di pagamento dei dividendi	50 days

Dati	Ultimo aggiornamento (ora UTC)
Analisi dell'azienda	2026/05/07 13:28
Prezzo dell'azione a fine giornata	2026/05/07 00:00
Utili	2026/03/31
Utili annuali	2025/12/31

Pacchetto	Dati	Tempistica	Esempio Fonte USA ^*
Dati finanziari della società	10 anni	Conto economico Rendiconto finanziario Bilancio	Modulo SEC 10-K Modulo SEC 10-Q
Stime di consenso degli analisti	+3 anni	Previsioni finanziarie Obiettivi di prezzo degli analisti	Rapporti di ricerca degli analisti Blue Matrix
Prezzi di mercato	30 anni	Prezzi delle azioni Dividendi, scissioni e azioni	Dati di mercato ICE Modulo SEC S-1
Proprietà	10 anni	Top azionisti Insider trading	Modulo 4 SEC Modulo 13D SEC
Gestione	10 anni	Team di leadership Consiglio di amministrazione	Modulo SEC 10-K Modulo SEC DEF 14A
Sviluppi principali	10 anni	Annunci aziendali	Modulo 8-K SEC

Analista	Istituzione
David Parker	Baird
Eric Beaumont	Barclays
Nicholas Campanella	Barclays

NorthWestern Energy Group (NWE) Panoramica del titolo

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Analyst Price Targets

Accelerating Data Center Demand In Montana Will Power Grid Modernization

Merger And Data Center Hurdles Will Expose Long Term Earnings Fragility

Merger With Black Hills And Data Center Demand Will Transform Long Term Prospects

Top Analyst Narratives

Accelerating Data Center Demand In Montana Will Power Grid Modernization

Merger And Data Center Hurdles Will Expose Long Term Earnings Fragility

Merger With Black Hills And Data Center Demand Will Transform Long Term Prospects

Concorrenti di NorthWestern Energy Group, Inc.

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Storia dei prezzi e prestazioni

Notizie e aggiornamenti recenti

First quarter dividend of US$0.67 announced

NorthWestern Energy Tops Q1 Estimates as Black Hills Merger Clears Key Hurdles

Merger And Data Center Hurdles Will Expose Long Term Earnings Fragility

Northwestern Energy Group, Inc. Declares Quarterly Common Stock Dividend, Payable on June 30, 2026

New major risk - Dividend sustainability

First quarter 2026 earnings: EPS misses analyst expectations

Recent updates

First quarter dividend of US$0.67 announced

NorthWestern Energy Tops Q1 Estimates as Black Hills Merger Clears Key Hurdles

Merger And Data Center Hurdles Will Expose Long Term Earnings Fragility

Northwestern Energy Group, Inc. Declares Quarterly Common Stock Dividend, Payable on June 30, 2026

New major risk - Dividend sustainability

First quarter 2026 earnings: EPS misses analyst expectations

Insufficient new directors

NWE: Higher P/E Assumptions And Dividend Step Up Will Shape Risk Reward

Merger With Black Hills And Data Center Demand Will Transform Long Term Prospects

NWE: Mixed Rating Shifts And Dividend Move Will Shape Risk Reward Balance

NorthWestern Energy Group, Inc. to Report Q1, 2026 Results on Apr 29, 2026

NWE: Mixed Rating Shifts And Dividend Increase Will Shape Risk Reward Balance

NorthWestern Energy Group, Inc., Annual General Meeting, Apr 30, 2026

NWE: Mixed Rating Shifts And Dividend Increase Will Shape Forward Outlook

Upcoming dividend of US$0.67 per share

NWE: Mixed Rating Shifts And Dividend Plans Will Shape Forward Outlook

NorthWestern Energy: This Ignored Utility Could Profit From The Data Center Boom

Fourth quarter dividend of US$0.67 announced

Full year 2025 earnings: EPS misses analyst expectations

NorthWestern Energy Group, Inc. Declares A Quarterly Common Stock Dividend Payable on March 31, 2026

NWE: Mixed Rating Shifts And Meeting Plans Will Shape Forward Outlook

Now 20% overvalued after recent price rise

NWE: EPS Framework Capital Plan And Merger Steps Will Guide Outlook

NorthWestern Energy Group, Inc. to Report Fiscal Year 2025 Results on Feb 11, 2026

NWE: EPS Guidance Capital Plan And Merger Progress Will Shape Outlook

NWE: EPS Guidance And Merger Progress Will Shape Moderate Multiyear Outlook

Now 21% overvalued after recent price rise

NWE Q3 Momentum And Merger Progress Will Shape Moderate Outlook

Upcoming dividend of US$0.66 per share

Third quarter dividend of US$0.66 announced

Third quarter 2025 earnings: Revenues exceed analysts expectations while EPS lags behind

NorthWestern Energy Group, Inc. Affirms Earnings Guidance for the Year 2025

NorthWestern Energy Group, Inc. Declares Quarterly Common Stock Dividend, Payable on December 31, 2025

Now 20% overvalued after recent price rise

NorthWestern Energy Group, Inc. to Report Q3, 2025 Results on Oct 29, 2025

Black Hills Corp. and NorthWestern Energy Announces Leadership of the Combined Company

Black Hills Corporation (NYSE:BKH) entered into definitive agreement to combine with NorthWestern Energy Group, Inc. (NasdaqGS:NWE) for $3.6 billion.

NorthWestern Energy Group, Inc. Declares Quarterly Common Stock Dividend, Payable on September 30, 2025

NorthWestern Energy Group, Inc. to Report Q2, 2025 Results on Jul 30, 2025

NorthWestern Energy Group, Inc. Declares Quarterly Common Stock Dividend, Payable on June 30, 2025

NorthWestern Energy Group, Inc. to Report Q1, 2025 Results on Apr 29, 2025

Northwestern Energy Group: A Moment In The Sun

NorthWestern Energy Group, Inc., Annual General Meeting, Apr 30, 2025

NorthWestern Energy Group Declares Quarterly Common Stock Dividend, Payable on March 31, 2025

NorthWestern Energy Group, Inc. to Report Fiscal Year 2024 Results on Feb 12, 2025

NorthWestern Energy: Financially Strong Utility Appears Fairly Valued At Best

NorthWestern Energy Group, Inc. Announces the Election of David L. Goodin as a Director, Effective December 1, 2024

Northwestern Energy Group Declares Quarterly Common Stock Dividend, Payable on December 31, 2024

NorthWestern Energy Group, Inc. to Report Q3, 2024 Results on Oct 28, 2024

Expanding Market Reach And Calculated Investments Propel Future Growth And Stability

NorthWestern Energy Group, Inc. (NasdaqGS:NWE) entered into an asset purchase agreement to acquire Natural gas utility distribution system and operations of Energy West Montana Inc. for approximately $39.0 million.

NorthWestern Energy Group, Inc. to Report Q2, 2024 Results on Jul 30, 2024

Northwestern Energy Group: Risk To Capital Plan From Regulation

NorthWestern Energy Group, Inc. Declares Quarterly Dividend , Payable on June 28, 2024

NorthWestern Energy Group, Inc. to Report Q1, 2024 Results on Apr 25, 2024