NiSource Inc
- Indústria
- Electric Utilities
- Bolsa
- EUA
- País / Região
- USA
- Data do IPO
- 19 de outubro de 1984
- Funcionários
- 7.668
- Site
- www.nisource.com
Faixa de valuation composta · conservador $28–$34 / justo $35–$43 / otimista $44–$52. A $45.81, Dentro da faixa de valor intrínseco otimista · muita expectativa já precificada.
Na publicação $46.77 (29 de maio de 2026)
Dados da EODHD, apresentados na moeda de reporte; apenas para referência, não constitui recomendação de investimento.
NiSource Inc., an energy holding company, operates as a regulated natural gas and electric utility company in the United States. It operates in two segments, Columbia Operations and NIPSCO Operations. The company provides natural gas to residential, commercial, and industrial customers through approximately 37,300 miles of distribution main pipeline and the associated individual customer service lines; and 310 miles of transmission main pipeline in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Kentucky, and Maryland. It also generates, transmits, and distributes electricity to approximately 0.5 million customers in various counties in the northern part of Indiana, as well as engages in wholesale electric and transmission transactions. It owns and operates steam coal generating stations in Wheatfield and Michigan City; combined cycle gas turbine in West Terre Haute; natural gas generating units in Wheatfield; hydro generating plants in Carroll County and White County; wind generating units in White County; and solar generating units in Sullivan County, Gibson County, Jasper County, and White County. The company was formerly known as NIPSCO Industries, Inc. and changed its name to NiSource Inc. in April 1999. NiSource Inc. was founded in 1847 and is headquartered in Merrillville, Indiana.
História
NiSource Inc. was founded in 1847 and is headquartered in Merrillville, Indiana. It went public on October 19, 1984, and operated under the name NIPSCO Industries, Inc. before changing its name to NiSource Inc. in April 1999. The company is an energy holding company that runs regulated natural gas and electric utilities in the United States through two segments, Columbia Operations and NIPSCO Operations. Its gas business delivers natural gas through approximately 37,300 miles of distribution main pipeline and 310 miles of transmission main pipeline across Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Kentucky, and Maryland, while NIPSCO generates, transmits, and distributes electricity to about 0.5 million customers in northern Indiana, supported by coal stations in Wheatfield and Michigan City, a combined-cycle gas turbine in West Terre Haute, and hydro, wind, and solar units across several Indiana counties. In 2024 the company completed a transaction bringing Blackstone in as a 19.9% minority owner of NIPSCO to fund its capital needs, and by 2026 management had raised its five-year capital plan to approximately $28 billion, with data center and grid investment as new growth drivers; the company employs 7,668 people.
Posição no setor
NiSource describes itself as one of the largest fully-regulated utilities in the United States, serving roughly 3.3 million natural gas customers and about 0.5 million electric customers across six states: Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, and Kentucky. It operates its gas distribution business under the Columbia brand in multiple states and runs both gas and electric operations under NIPSCO in Indiana. Rather than competing for customers on the same street, NiSource operates within established service territories and earns allowed returns on its regulated asset base; its competitive advantages derive from operating licenses, regulatory authorization, exclusive service areas, and capital-intensive infrastructure that a new entrant cannot easily replicate, along with regulatory mechanisms under which roughly 85% of capital expenditure enters cash recovery within 12 months. Its closest comparable peers in the regulated utility space include Atmos Energy, CenterPoint, WEC Energy, and Duke Energy. NiSource has also expanded into large data center load through partnerships with Amazon and Alphabet via a GenCo structure designed so new large-load build costs do not burden existing retail customers, with disclosed savings to existing customers of approximately $1 billion to $1.25 billion.
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