Highlights

  • Wall Street Zen lowered Edison International from "buy" to "hold" this week.
  • Multiple analysts maintain a consensus "hold" with varied target prices.
  • Quarterly earnings surpassed estimates, with revenue up 10.6% year-over-year.

Edison International (NYSE:EIX), the California-based utility holding company operating Southern California Edison (SCE), saw its rating adjusted by Wall Street Zen from "buy" to "hold" in a report released Wednesday. The adjustment comes amid a mix of analyst opinions and updated target prices for the stock.

Recent reports reflect diverse perspectives among research firms. Morgan Stanley set a USD 57.00 target price, while Weiss Ratings reaffirmed a "hold (c)" rating. UBS Group increased its target price from USD 66.00 to USD 70.00 with a "buy" rating, and Wells Fargo & Company assigned a "hold" rating. Overall, six analysts have given Edison International a "buy" rating, nine have rated it as "hold," and one has issued a "sell" rating. MarketBeat data shows an average consensus rating of "hold" and a mean target price of USD 63.50.

In its latest quarterly report, Edison International reported earnings per share (EPS) of USD 2.34, exceeding the consensus estimate of USD 2.16 by USD 0.18. Revenue for the quarter came in at USD 5.75 billion, surpassing expectations of USD 5.31 billion, and representing a 10.6% increase compared with the same period last year. The company posted a net margin of 17.24% and return on equity of 13.62%. For fiscal year 2025, Edison International has set guidance of USD 5.950–6.200 EPS, while analysts forecast USD 4.95 EPS for the current fiscal year.

Edison International manages electricity delivery through SCE’s network of generation, transmission, and distribution infrastructure, serving millions of customers across central, coastal, and southern California. Its operations emphasize regulatory compliance, infrastructure planning, and customer service across a high-demand service territory.

EIX closed at USD 60.51 on January 06, 2026.