10-K annual report · filed Feb 19, 2026

Consolidated Edison (ED) FY2025 10-K Annual Report

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Consolidated Edison (ED) filed its fiscal 2025 10-K annual report with the SEC on Feb 19, 2026. It reported revenue of $17.0B (+10.2% year over year) and net income of $2.0B.

  • Top risk flagged: Regulatory risk: CECONY’s surcharge recovery caps limit late payment and write-off cost recovery to 0.5% total customer bill impact per commodity through 2028

FY2025 key financial metrics · XBRL

Revenue
$17.0B
+10.2% YoY
Net income
$2.0B
+11.2% YoY
Operating margin
17.2%
−0.0 pp YoY
EPS (diluted)
$5.64
+7.6% YoY
ROE
8.4%
+0.1 pp YoY
Operating cash flow
$4.8B
+32.8% YoY

Source: XBRL data from the Consolidated Edison (ED) FY2025 10-K on SEC EDGAR. USD.

Consolidated Edison FY2025 10-K analysis

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Business Overview

  • Core business model: Electric and gas utility operations primarily through subsidiaries CECONY and O&R
  • Emphasis on renewable energy growth highlighted by completion of Broken Bow II sale in January 2025
  • Equity increased to $24.2B in 2025 from $22.0B in 2024, driven by net plant growth to $55.4B from $52.2B
  • Long-term debt rose modestly to $25.6B from $24.7B, reflecting ongoing capital investments
  • Noteworthy sale and transfer of Broken Bow II renewable project classified as held for sale in 2024 and closed in 2025

Management Discussion & Analysis

  • Risks from external environment changes may impact asset values and investment returns
  • Focus on dividend growth supported by regulated utilities and transmission earnings
  • Emerging risks: increased distributed energy resources and decline in gas and steam usage

Risk Factors

  • Regulatory risk: CECONY’s surcharge recovery caps limit late payment and write-off cost recovery to 0.5% total customer bill impact per commodity through 2028
  • Financial risk: Aged receivables aged >60 days totaled $1.454B at 12/31/25 vs $1.684B at 12/31/24, pressuring liquidity and collections
  • Operational risk: Utilities suspended collections and disconnections during COVID-19; resumption may increase uncollectible balances and write-offs
  • Competitive disruption risk: No specific competitor or technology risk detailed; next major risk is regulatory asset deferrals impacting financials
  • Structural financial risk: Surcharge recoveries above caps deferred as regulatory assets, deferring costs and impacting future cash flows and earnings

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