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Guidance history, every release

Duke Energy (DUK) · 8 releases, Nov 7, 2024 to Aug 4, 2026 · rows are metrics, columns are releases
Raised · a change from the previous releaseSame · restated unchanged— · not stated in that releaseEvery value links to its sentence in the filing
MetricNov 7, 2024
FY24 Q3
Feb 13, 2025
FY24 Q4
May 6, 2025
FY25 Q1
Aug 5, 2025
FY25 Q2
Nov 7, 2025
FY25 Q3
Feb 10, 2026
FY25 Q4
May 5, 2026
FY26 Q1
Aug 4, 2026
FY26 Q2
For FY2030
Earnings base growth—————New“9.6%”——
For FY2028
Confidence to earn in the top half of the range——————New“top half of the range”—
For FY2026
Adjusted EPS—————New“$6.55 to $6.80”Reiterated“$6.55 to $6.80”Reiterated“$6.55 to $6.80”
Adjusted EPS—————New“$6.55”Reiterated“$6.55”Reiterated“$6.55”
For FY2025
Adjusted EPS——New“$6.17 to $6.42”Reiterated“$6.17 to $6.42”Narrowed“$6.25 to $6.35”———
Adjusted EPS—New“$6.17”Reiterated“$6.17”Reiterated“$6.17”Raised“$6.25”———
Adjusted EPS—New“$6.17 to $6.42”——————
Adjusted EPS midpoint—New“$6.30”Reiterated“$6.30”Reiterated“$6.30”——Reiterated“$6.30”Reiterated“$6.30”
Adjusted EPS midpoint—————New“$6.30”——
For FY2024
Adjusted EPSNew“$5.85 to $6.10”———————
Adjusted EPSNew“$5.85”———————
Adjusted EPS midpointNew“$5.98”———————
Adjusted EPS trend within rangeNew“trending to the lower half of the range”———————
Total storm restoration costs, including capital expenditures, for hurricanes Helene, Debby and MiltonNew“$2.4 billion to $2.9 billion”———————
No period stated
Adjusted EPS midpoint (base for long-term growth rate)————New“$6.30”———
Confidence to earn in top half of long-term adjusted EPS growth rate range———————New“top half of the range”
Confidence to earn in top half of long-term EPS growth range—————New“top half of the range”——
Long-term adjusted EPS growth rate——————New“5% to 7% through 2030 off the 2025 midpoint of $6.30”—
Position within long-term EPS growth rate range————New“top half of the range”———
Five-year capital plan—New“$83 billion”——Raised“$105 billion”Lowered“$103 billion”——
Midpoint (basis for long-term growth rate)—New“$6.30”——————
New five-year capital plan————New“$95 and $105 billion”———
Storm restoration costs, including capital expenditures, for hurricanes Helene, Debby and MiltonNew“$2.4 billion to $2.9 billion”———————
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