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Simply Wall St discusses Avista Corp. (AVA) after its Q2 2026 results. The company reported revenue of $413 million, net income of $35 million, and basic EPS of $0.43 from continuing operations. Avista’s board reaffirmed a quarterly dividend of $0.4925 per share ($1.97 annualized), payable Sept. 14, 2026.
Avista Corp. discussed its Q2 2026 earnings call, focusing on wildfire response in Spokane, including PSPS use and transmission and distribution damage, with about 7,300 electric and 5,300 natural gas customers without service. Management expects a Washington rebuttal filing Aug. 7 and a commission order by mid-December 2026, while addressing data center load negotiations and potential tariff updates.
Avista Corporation reported quarterly results with revenue of $413m matching analyst expectations, but statutory profit of $0.43 per share, 84% above forecast. Analysts updated 2026 estimates to $1.97b revenue and EPS of $2.59, versus prior $1.99b and $2.61. The consensus price target stayed at $41.33 despite the stock falling 6.3% to $39.21.
Over the past 7 days, alphai's AI scored 10 news stories mentioning AVA (AVISTA CORP). Coverage has skewed bearish: 1 bullish, 7 neutral, and 2 bearish.
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The article frames improved profitability as supportive for Avista’s income narrative, but emphasizes wildfire and regulatory risk as still limiting near-term thesis change.
Near-term trading focus is on regulatory path and cost recovery timing for wildfire damage, plus uncertainty around non-regulated earnings volatility from venture investments.
Consensus estimates were nudged after the quarter, but the article says there was no major change in outlook and the price target held.
Wildfire damage and potential cost-recovery could pressure near-term rate-case outcomes and raise regulatory uncertainty around Avista’s four-year plan.
Earnings held up and guidance was reaffirmed, but repeated revenue misses, paused data-center growth, and wildfire and rate-case overhangs likely keep the stock capped near term.
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Simply Wall St discusses Avista Corp. (AVA) after its Q2 2026 results. The company reported revenue of $413 million, net income of $35 million, and basic EPS of $0.43 from continuing operations. Avista’s board reaffirmed a quarterly dividend of $0.4925 per share ($1.97 annualized), payable Sept. 14, 2026.
4 min readAvista Corp. discussed its Q2 2026 earnings call, focusing on wildfire response in Spokane, including PSPS use and transmission and distribution damage, with about 7,300 electric and 5,300 natural gas customers without service. Management expects a Washington rebuttal filing Aug. 7 and a commission order by mid-December 2026, while addressing data center load negotiations and potential tariff updates.
6 min readAvista Corporation reported quarterly results with revenue of $413m matching analyst expectations, but statutory profit of $0.43 per share, 84% above forecast. Analysts updated 2026 estimates to $1.97b revenue and EPS of $2.59, versus prior $1.99b and $2.61. The consensus price target stayed at $41.33 despite the stock falling 6.3% to $39.21.
3 min readAvista said wildfires in Spokane were not started by its facilities and that it may seek Washington regulators’ approval to defer wildfire-related costs for later recovery from customers. The fires damaged Avista electric and gas infrastructure, leaving about 7,300 electric and 5,300 gas customers without service. Avista plans rebuttal testimony in a pending rate case Aug. 27.
5 min readAvista (AVA) shares fell about 2% after earnings. The utility reported Q1 2026 revenue of about $570m (down from $617m), net income of $92m (up from $79m), and basic EPS of $1.12 (up from $0.98). Management reaffirmed full-year 2026 non-GAAP utility EPS guidance of $2.52 to $2.72 despite repeated revenue misses and concerns over load growth and wildfire/data-center timing.
3 min readAvista said on its Q2 earnings call that Spokane-area wildfires did not start at any of its facilities, though damaged infrastructure and safety restrictions are causing outages. As of Monday morning, about 7,300 electric and 5,300 natural gas customers were without service. Officials are investigating fire causes. Avista discussed potential securitization of wildfire recovery costs.
3 min readAvista Corp (AVA) discussed its Aug. 3, 2026 Q2 FY2026 earnings call, focusing on wildfires near Spokane, Washington that damaged its electric and natural gas infrastructure. About 7,300 of 429,000 electric customers and 5,300 of 386,000 natural gas customers were still without service. Management cited ongoing restoration, potential cost-recovery filings, and a Washington rate case timeline.
7 min readAvista Corp’s Q2 2026 earnings call covered wildfire recovery and utility restoration, including near-term transmission fixes and longer, still-undetermined distribution restoration. Management said it will not pursue a new large data center unless affordability and reliability are assured. On Washington’s rate case, CFO said settlement is difficult but an order is expected mid-December. Non-regulated results included gains from an EIP investment (EROC).
7 min readAvista said its crews have repaired a key transmission line and reduced the risk of broader outages after recent wildfires. The company reported 8 line crews in Inchelium and more than 20 crews in Spokane and Stevens County. Avista estimates about 3,800 electric and 5,000 natural gas customers still lack service, citing damage and access limits.
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