EIX Earnings Predictions — 2026-07-30

Ticker Report or Guide KPI Prediction Answer Confidence
EIX Report Q2 2026 Core EPS BEAT pred ~$1.20 vs. cons $1.15 MEDIUM
EIX Report Q2 2026 Total Revenue IN-LINE pred ~$4.60B vs. cons $4.65B LOW
EIX Report SCE O&M / Operating Expense Discipline (ex-fuel) IN-LINE pred ~flat y/y op-ex vs. cons modest 2-3% increase implied LOW
EIX Guide FY2026 Core EPS Guidance ($5.90-$6.20 range) UNCHANGED guide ~$6.05 midpoint reaffirmed vs. cons $6.05 (FY2026) HIGH
EIX Guide Long-term Core EPS CAGR 2026-2030 (5-7%) UNCHANGED guide ~6% midpoint vs. cons ~6% (2026-2030) HIGH
EIX Guide 2026-2030 Capital Plan / No New Equity through 2030 UNCHANGED guide ~$39.5B capex (midpoint of $38-41B) vs. cons ~$39.5B (2026-2030) MEDIUM
EIX Guide Eaton Fire WRCP Offers/Claims Dollar Total (key commentary, no formal reserve) UNKNOWN guide ~$750M cumulative offers vs. cons ~$650M expected update (Q2 2026) LOW
EIX Return Day-1 residual (stock − beta × S&P 500) +0.5% MEDIUM
EIX Return 5-day cumulative residual +0.3% (STABILIZE) With guidance already reaffirmed at $5.90-$6.20 for three straight quarters and no new equity/financing surprises, a modest EPS beat is unlikely to trigger meaningful full-year estimate revisions since H1 run-rate (~$2.62) tracks normally against the H2 implied build. The two true stock-moving catalysts—Eaton Fire liability quantification and SB254 wildfire-legislation outcome—remain unresolved heading into the Aug 31 session close, so the print itself lacks a binary trigger; absent new litigation/legislative headlines in the days after, initial reaction should hold rather than extend or reverse sharply. LOW