Spire publishes investor presentation outlining USD 11 billion capital plan and 5-7% long-term EPS growth target

Reuters03-25
Spire publishes investor presentation outlining USD 11 billion capital plan and 5-7% long-term EPS growth target
  • Spire outlined a 10-year capital expenditure plan of USD 11.2 billion and a long-term adjusted EPS growth target of 5%-7%.
  • The company said it plans to acquire 100% of Duke Energy’s Piedmont Natural Gas Tennessee business for USD 2.5 billion in enterprise value.
  • Spire reported that the purchase price represents 1.5x 2026E rate base and said the acquisition is on track to close in Q1 of calendar 2026.
  • It also said the acquisition increases its five-year capital plan to USD 4.8 billion and cited a pro forma utility rate base of USD 8.2 billion.


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