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Edison International — Jul 31, 2025 release

Fiscal 2025 second-quarter results · 8-K Item 2.02 · Exhibit 99.1 · 0000827052-25-000073
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Total Company Rate Base (PD)
“51.4”
Period
FY2026
Measure
Company-defined measure
Source
Guidance table
All guidance in this release · 83
Rev. Req. Increase (SCE) for FY2027
“0.8”
Core EPS for FY2025
“$5.94–6.34”
Core Earnings per Share for FY2028
“$6.74–7.14”
Rev. Req. Increase (SCE) for FY2025
“1.9”
Rev. Req. Increase (SCE) for FY2028
“0.7”
Rev. Req. Increase (SCE) for FY2026
“0.7”
Rev. Req. Increase (PD) for FY2025
“1.2”
Rev. Req. Increase (PD) for FY2026
“0.5”
Rev. Req. Increase (PD) for FY2028
“0.4”
Rev. Req. Increase (PD) for FY2027
“0.4”
Total Company Rate Base (SCE) for FY2025
“49.4”
Total Company Rate Base (SCE) for FY2026
“53.0”
Total Company Rate Base (SCE) for FY2027
“56.8”
Total Company Rate Base (SCE) for FY2028
“60.6”
Total Company Rate Base (PD) for FY2025
“48.5”
Total Company Rate Base (PD) for FY2026
“51.4”
Total Company Rate Base (PD) for FY2027
“53.1”
Total Company Rate Base (PD) for FY2028
“56.3”
CPUC GRC Capex (SCE) for FY2028
“n/a”
CPUC GRC Capex (SCE) for FY2027
“n/a”
CPUC GRC Capex (SCE) for FY2026
“n/a”
CPUC GRC Capex (PD) for FY2025
“6.2”
Additional miles of covered conductor and ta… for FY2026
“700+ miles”
Wildfire Mitigation Plan investment for FY2026
“$6.2 billion”
Capital Expenditures (CPUC) for FY2025
“6.7”
Capital Expenditures (CPUC) for FY2027
“7.2”
Capital Expenditures (CPUC) for FY2026
“7.2”
Capital Expenditures (CPUC) for FY2028
“7.0”
Capital Expenditures (FERC) for FY2025
“0.8”
Capital Expenditures (FERC) for FY2026
“0.9”
Capital Expenditures (FERC) for FY2028
“0.7”
Capital Expenditures (Total) for FY2025
“$7.5”
Capital Expenditures (Total) for FY2026
“$8.1”
Capital Expenditures (Total) for FY2027
“$8.2”
Capital Expenditures (Total) for FY2028
“$7.7”
Capital Expenditures (Range Case) for FY2025
“$6.6”
Capital Expenditures (Range Case) for FY2027
“$6.8”
Capital Expenditures (Range Case) for FY2026
“$6.8”
Capital Expenditures (Range Case) for FY2028
“$6.4”
Capex forecast for FY2023
“~$38–43 billion”
Rate Base (CPUC) for FY2025
“41.8”
Rate Base (CPUC) for FY2026
“45.3”
Rate Base (CPUC) for FY2027
“48.7”
Rate Base (CPUC) for FY2028
“51.8”
Rate Base (FERC) for FY2025
“7.6”
Rate Base (FERC) for FY2026
“7.7”
Rate Base (FERC) for FY2028
“8.8”
Rate Base (Total) for FY2025
“$49.4”
Rate Base (Total) for FY2026
“$53.0”
Rate Base (Total) for FY2027
“$56.8”
Rate Base (Total) for FY2028
“$60.6”
Rate base growth for FY2023
“~6–8%”
Rate Base (Range Case) for FY2025
“$48.1”
Rate Base (FERC) for FY2027
“8.1”
Rate Base (Range Case) for FY2026
“$50.4”
Rate Base (Range Case) for FY2027
“$52.8”
Rate Base (Range Case) for FY2028
“$55.3”
Rate Base EPS (based on capex levels) for FY2025
“6.60–6.80”
CPUC GRC Capex (SCE) for FY2025
“6.8”
Capital Expenditures (FERC) for FY2027
“1.0”
SCE Op. Variance for FY2025
“1.05–1.25”
SCE Costs Excluded from Authorized for FY2025
“(0.85)–(0.75)”
EIX Parent & Other for FY2025
“(0.88)–(0.93)”
Core Earnings per Share for FY2025
“$5.84”
Core EPS (achievable) for FY2028
“$6.74–7.14”
Capital Plan for the long term
“$27–32”
Dividends for FY2025
“$6–7”
Net cash provided by operating activities for FY2025
“$25–28”
Incremental Debt for FY2025
“$8–11”
Equity for FY2025
“~$0.4”
Target dividend payout of SCE core earnings for the long term
“45–55%”
Dividend payout
“45–55% of SCE core earnings”
Expected load growth for FY2035
“35%”
Expected load growth for FY2045
“80%”
Request for 2026–2028 ROE (vs. 2025 authoriz… for FY2026
“11.75%”
Equity Ratio (no change) for FY2026
“52%”
Update Cost of Debt (vs. 2025 authorized of … for FY2026
“4.75%”
Update Cost of Preferred (vs. 2025 authorize… for FY2026
“6.95%”
Securitization proceeds for FY2025
“~$1.6 billion”
Remaining GRC and wildfire-related applicati… for FY2026
“~$2.6 billion”
Basic EIX EPS for FY2025
“$8.22” – “$8.62”
Total Non-Core Items (High) for FY2025
“(2.28)”
Core EIX EPS for FY2025
“$5.94” – “$6.34”
Exhibit 99.1 · the passage around this item
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Compound annual growth rate (CAGR) based on the midpoint of the original 2025 EPS guidance range of $5.50–5.90 plus run-rate interest expense reduction resulting from the TKM Settlement Agreement of 14¢ Continued confidence in delivering 5–7% Core EPS1 growth from 2025 to 2028 ($6.74–7.14)2 1 3 4 5 Confident that legislative action will ultimately enhance California’s AB 1054 regulatory framework2   3Edison International | Second-Quarter 2025 Earnings Call 2025 GRC proposed decision issued on July 28 Proposed Decision Highlights Proposed Decision (PD) By the Numbers Key Dates Event Date  Proposed Decision July 28, 2025  Oral Argument August 11, 2025  Opening Comments August 18, 2025  Reply Comments August 25, 2025  Final Decision ≥30 days after PD Upcoming CPUC Voting Meetings: – August 28 – September 18 $ in billions 2025 2026 2027 2028 Rev. Req. Increase1 SCE 1.9 0.7 0.8 0.7 PD 1.2 0.5 0.4 0.4 Total Company Rate Base2 SCE 49.4 53.0 56.8 60.6 PD 48.5 51.4 53.1 56.3 CPUC GRC Capex SCE 6.8 n/a n/a n/a PD 6.2 n/a n/a n/a 1. Does not reflect updates to 2025 cost of capital 2. “PD” line represents total company rate base based on CPUC GRC amounts shown in 2025 GRC Proposed Decision Appendix B, holding all else constant Supports significant capital investments while incorporating affordability considerations – Reductions vs. request primarily due to scope, pace, or cost Notes effectiveness of SCE’s wildfire mitigation; includes >1,800 miles of grid hardening (in-line with requested miles) – Shifts ~400 miles of scope to covered conductor from targeted undergrounding Recognizes need for infrastructure replacement and load growth investments, but scales back scope CPI-based post-test year ratemaking mechanism would result in ~3.5–4.5% attrition year increases SCE’s oral argument and opening comments will highlight key areas that require improvement, and will seek revisions to PD   4Edison International | Second-Quarter 2025 Earnings Call SCE’s 2026–2028 Wildfire Mitigation Plan is a layered defense strategy to safeguard our communities Distribution hardening Additional 700+ miles of covered conductor and targeted undergroundi
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