HighGravityDataEdison International — Oct 28, 2025 release
Fiscal 2025 third-quarter results · 8-K Item 2.02 · Exhibit 99.1 · 0000827052-25-000099
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Incremental Debt (Sources)
“$7–9”
Period
FY2025
Measure
Company-defined measure
Source
Guidance table
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Woolsey ongoing interest expense benefit (pe…
“~18¢”
Woolsey securitization proceeds expected for FY2026
“~$2.0 billion”
TKM ongoing interest expense benefit (per sh…
“~14¢”
Woolsey one-time true-up (per share)
“~44¢”
4-year capital plan for the long term
“$28–29 billion”
Rate base CAGR for FY2025
“7–8%”
Rate Base CAGR for FY2024
“7–8%”
Combined statutory tax rate assumption for the long term
“approximately 28%”
SCE EPS for FY2025
“7.00–7.15”
EIX Parent and Other for FY2025
“(1.05)–(0.95)”
Core EPS for FY2025
“$5.95–6.20”
EIX Consolidated Core EPS for FY2025
“$5.95–6.20”
System Average Rate CAGR for FY2024
“~2.6%”
System average rate CAGR for FY2025
“~2–3%”
Rate Base CAGR for FY2023
“6–8%”
2025–2028 Core EPS CAGR for FY2025
“5–7% (off $5.84)”
Core Earnings per Share for FY2025
“$5.84”
Annual Equity Needs for FY2025–2028
“~$100 MM”
Advanced Metering Infrastructure incremental… for FY2029
“$2bn+”
CAISO-awarded FERC transmission projects inc… for FY2029
“$2bn+”
Capital Expenditures (FERC) for FY2025
“0.5”
Capital Expenditures (FERC) for FY2026
“0.8”
Capital Expenditures (FERC) for FY2028
“0.9”
Capital Expenditures (FERC) for FY2027
“0.9”
Capital Expenditures (Total) for FY2025
“$6.8”
Capital Expenditures (CPUC) for FY2027
“6.8”
Capital Expenditures (Total) for FY2026
“$7.3”
Capital Expenditures (Total) for FY2027
“$7.7”
Capital Expenditures (Total) for FY2028
“$7.5”
Capital Expenditures (Range Case) for FY2025
“$6.6”
Capital Expenditures (CPUC) for FY2028
“6.6”
Capital Expenditures (Range Case) for FY2026
“$7.1”
Capital Expenditures (Range Case) for FY2027
“$7.5”
Capital Expenditures (Range Case) for FY2028
“$7.3”
Rate Base (CPUC) for FY2025
“40.0”
Rate Base (CPUC) for FY2027
“46.3”
Capital Expenditures (CPUC) for FY2025
“6.3”
Rate Base (CPUC) for FY2028
“49.2”
Rate Base (FERC) for FY2026
“7.6”
Rate Base (FERC) for FY2027
“8.0”
Rate Base (FERC) for FY2028
“8.3”
Rate Base (CPUC) for FY2026
“42.8”
SCE Rate Base (Total) for FY2025
“$47.4”
Rate Base (FERC) for FY2025
“7.4”
SCE Rate Base - Total for FY2026
“$50.4”
SCE Rate Base (Total) for FY2027
“$54.3”
SCE Rate Base (Total) for FY2028
“$57.5”
SCE Rate Base CAGR for FY2024
“~8%”
SCE Rate Base (Range Case) for FY2025
“$47.2”
SCE Rate Base (Range Case) for FY2026
“$49.9”
SCE Rate Base (Range Case) for FY2027
“$53.6”
Dividends (Uses) for FY2025
“$6–7”
Net cash provided by operating activities (S… for FY2025
“$26–28”
Incremental Debt (Sources) for FY2025
“$7–9”
SB 254 capex spending expectation for FY2026
“~$500–700 million”
FFO/Debt ratio target
“15–17%”
FFO/Debt ratio target for the long term
“15–17%”
Near-term annual sales growth for FY2025–2028
“~1–3% annual sales growth”
Mid-term cumulative sales growth for FY2035
“~40–50% cumulative sales growth”
Long-term cumulative sales growth for the long term
“~100% cumulative sales growth”
Dividend payout
“45–55% of SCE core earnings”
Target dividend payout for the long term
“45–55% of SCE core earnings”
Load growth for FY2035
“40–50%”
SCE EPS for FY2028
“7.89–8.19”
EIX Parent and Other for FY2028
“(1.15)–(1.05)”
Core Earnings per Share for FY2028
“$6.74–7.14”
EIX Consolidated Core EPS for FY2028
“$6.74–7.14”
SCE Rate Base for FY2028
“$56.5–57.5 billion”
SCE Rate Base (Range Case) for FY2028
“$56.5”
Capital Expenditures (CPUC) for FY2026
“6.5”
Rate Base Mix for FY2028
“~86% CPUC / ~14% FERC”
Cost of Capital (CPUC ROE) for FY2028
“Range of outcomes around current 10.33%”
Cost of Capital (FERC ROE) for FY2028
“10.30%”
Equity Ratios (CPUC) for FY2028
“52%”
Equity Ratios (FERC) for FY2028
“47.5%”
TKM & Woolsey Interest Benefit for FY2028
“~32¢ annual benefit”
Wildfire Debt (SCE) weighted average portfolio for FY2028
“5.3%”
EIX Parent Debt weighted average portfolio for FY2028
“5.4%”
TKM securitization proceeds expected for FY2025
“~$1.6 billion”
Share Count (in millions) for FY2028
“385”
Share Count (in millions) for FY2025
“385”
Basic EIX EPS for FY2025
“$8.05” – “$8.30”
Total Non-Core Items (High) for FY2025
“(2.10)”
Core EIX EPS for FY2025
“$5.95” – “$6.20”
Exhibit 99.1 · the passage around this item
… earlier in the release
Values shown include both SCE and parent debt $5.84 $6.14 $6.74–7.14 Original 2025 Midpoint 2028 Achievable EPS growth for 2028 Core Earnings per Share Guidance1 5–7% CAGR 2025–2028 EIX consolidated financing plan2 $ in Billions (excluding one-time TKM settlement true-up) (Includes interest expense impact from TKM and Woolsey settlements) Uses Sources Capital Plan $28–29 Dividends3 $6–7 Net cash provided by operating activities $26–28 Incremental Debt2,4 $7–9
14Edison International | Third-Quarter 2025 Earnings Call FAQs: 2025 Guidance and 2025–2028 Core EPS Growth1 2) Rate base from the GRC is lower, but EPS growth is unchanged. What are the key considerations? • The GRC final decision authorized rate base aligned with the low end of our prior guidance. • On the positive side, we have incorporated capex from the NextGen ERP program, the annual interest benefit from the Woolsey settlement, and improved credit metrics, resulting in optimized financing and no equity need. • This also factors in the expected loss of equity return on SB 254 excluded capital expenditures. 1) Why is the implied midpoint of the narrowed 2025 core EPS guidance range lower? • Solely related to ~10¢ of one-time costs associated with expected early refinancing of EIX preferred equity before year-end. 3) How should we think about the core EPS growth trajectory through 2028? • Consistent with our practice, we will provide guidance for individual years on 4Q earnings calls. • We are confident in our 5–7% CAGR, keeping the same baseline of $5.84 for 2025 (original guidance midpoint + TKM ongoing interest benefit). This translates to $6.74–7.14 for 202
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