Australian (ASX) Other Utilities Industry Analysis

Industry Valuation and Performance

Has the Australian Other Utilities Industry valuation changed over the past few years?

Date	Market Cap	Revenue	Earnings	PE	Absolute PE	PS
Mon, 18 May 2026	AU$6.2b	AU$14.5b	-AU$167,062,057.00	n/a	-36.9x	0.4x
Wed, 15 Apr 2026	AU$6.6b	AU$14.5b	-AU$167,062,057.00	n/a	-39.5x	0.5x
Fri, 13 Mar 2026	AU$6.1b	AU$14.5b	-AU$167,062,057.00	n/a	-36.3x	0.4x
Sun, 08 Feb 2026	AU$6.1b	AU$14.6b	-AU$97,696,714.00	221.4x	-62.3x	0.4x
Tue, 06 Jan 2026	AU$6.4b	AU$14.6b	-AU$97,696,714.00	227.4x	-65.6x	0.4x
Thu, 04 Dec 2025	AU$6.5b	AU$14.6b	-AU$97,696,714.00	225.5x	-66.8x	0.4x
Sat, 01 Nov 2025	AU$6.3b	AU$14.6b	-AU$97,696,714.00	261.8x	-64.6x	0.4x
Mon, 29 Sep 2025	AU$6.1b	AU$14.6b	-AU$97,696,714.00	251.7x	-62.4x	0.4x
Wed, 27 Aug 2025	AU$5.6b	AU$14.6b	-AU$91,969,166.00	15x	-60.4x	0.4x
Fri, 25 Jul 2025	AU$6.7b	AU$14.7b	AU$238.0m	22.6x	28.1x	0.5x
Sun, 22 Jun 2025	AU$6.9b	AU$14.7b	AU$238.0m	23.2x	28.9x	0.5x
Tue, 20 May 2025	AU$7.1b	AU$14.7b	AU$238.0m	23.8x	29.7x	0.5x
Thu, 17 Apr 2025	AU$7.0b	AU$14.7b	AU$238.0m	23.4x	29.4x	0.5x
Sat, 15 Mar 2025	AU$7.2b	AU$14.7b	AU$238.0m	23.6x	30.4x	0.5x
Mon, 10 Feb 2025	AU$8.0b	AU$13.7b	AU$716.4m	14.8x	11.1x	0.6x
Wed, 08 Jan 2025	AU$7.6b	AU$13.7b	AU$716.4m	14.3x	10.7x	0.6x
Fri, 06 Dec 2024	AU$7.5b	AU$13.7b	AU$716.4m	14.3x	10.5x	0.5x
Sun, 03 Nov 2024	AU$7.2b	AU$13.7b	AU$716.4m	15.1x	10x	0.5x
Tue, 01 Oct 2024	AU$8.1b	AU$13.7b	AU$716.4m	16.2x	11.3x	0.6x
Thu, 29 Aug 2024	AU$7.8b	AU$13.7b	AU$719.9m	12.5x	10.8x	0.6x
Sat, 27 Jul 2024	AU$7.0b	AU$12.7b	AU$395.9m	16.1x	17.8x	0.6x
Mon, 24 Jun 2024	AU$7.2b	AU$12.7b	AU$395.9m	16.3x	18.2x	0.6x
Wed, 22 May 2024	AU$7.1b	AU$12.7b	AU$395.9m	16.3x	18x	0.6x
Fri, 19 Apr 2024	AU$6.4b	AU$12.7b	AU$395.9m	15.4x	16.1x	0.5x
Sun, 17 Mar 2024	AU$5.9b	AU$12.7b	AU$395.9m	11.9x	14.8x	0.5x
Tue, 13 Feb 2024	AU$5.9b	AU$12.7b	AU$403.8m	10.2x	14.7x	0.5x
Thu, 11 Jan 2024	AU$6.4b	AU$14.3b	-AU$1,247,152,517.00	6.9x	-5.1x	0.4x
Sat, 09 Dec 2023	AU$6.6b	AU$14.3b	-AU$1,247,152,517.00	6x	-5.3x	0.5x
Mon, 06 Nov 2023	AU$7.2b	AU$14.3b	-AU$1,247,152,517.00	5.1x	-5.8x	0.5x
Wed, 04 Oct 2023	AU$7.3b	AU$14.3b	-AU$1,247,152,517.00	3.6x	-5.8x	0.5x
Fri, 01 Sep 2023	AU$7.5b	AU$14.3b	-AU$1,247,152,517.00	3.4x	-6x	0.5x
Sun, 30 Jul 2023	AU$8.3b	AU$15.5b	-AU$752,706,684.00	2.9x	-11x	0.5x
Tue, 27 Jun 2023	AU$7.4b	AU$15.5b	-AU$752,706,684.00	3x	-9.9x	0.5x
Thu, 25 May 2023	AU$6.1b	AU$15.5b	-AU$752,706,684.00	3.1x	-8.1x	0.4x

Current Industry PE

There are only 2 companies in the Australian Integrated Utilities industry, so there is insufficient data to make an industry-wide assessment of both the PE and PS ratio.

Past Earnings Growth

The earnings for companies in the Integrated Utilities industry have improved over the last three years.
Meanwhile revenues for these companies have declined 2.1% per year.
This means that less sales are being generated overall, but since the cost of doing business is lower, losses have been shrinking.

Industry Trends

Which industries have driven the changes within the Australian Utilities industry?


AU Market	-1.36%
Utilities	1.32%
Other Utilities	0.22%
Multi-Utilities	0.22%

Industry PEThere are no additional sub-industries under this industry.

Forecasted GrowthThere are no additional sub-industries under this industry.

	Company	Last Price	7D	1Y	Valuation
	AGL AGL Energy	AU$9.00	0.2% +AU$13.5m	-13.1%	PS0.4x

Company

Last Price

Valuation

AGL AGL Energy

AU$9.00

0.2%
+AU$13.5m

-13.1%

PS0.4x

AGL Energy Targets Higher FY26 Profit as Battery Projects Advance and Data Centre Demand Grows

AGL Energy has updated its FY26 guidance, setting underlying EBIT in a range of A$2.06b to A$2.18b and underlying NPAT between A$610m and A$680m. The company is pressing ahead with large battery projects at Liddell and Tomago, targeting a 500 MW battery near Newcastle and commissioning the first 250 MW tranche at Liddell by June 2026. Management plans to reinvest A$750m from the sale of its Tilt Renewables stake into batteries and flexible generation, and has reaffirmed its intention to pay fully franked dividends in FY26, subject to Board approval. For you as an investor, the key takeaway is that AGL is tying its financial guidance directly to its transition plan. The updated NPAT range reflects expectations around improved plant availability and the contribution from assets like the Liddell battery. At the same time, the company is committing capital to batteries and flexible generation, using proceeds from the Tilt Renewables sale to support this shift rather than stretching the balance sheet further based on the information provided. AGL also highlights a view that electricity demand linked to data centres and AI could grow significantly over the coming decade, and it is positioning its battery and flexible assets to serve that demand and capture value from price volatility. The confirmation of stable fuel supplies and the stated intention to pay fully franked dividends in FY26, if approved, points to a focus on both continuity of operations and ongoing cash returns to shareholders while the generation mix evolves.

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AGL Energy Targets Higher FY26 Profit as Battery Projects Advance and Data Centre Demand Grows

Dividend of AU$0.20 announced