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Mar 31
Hawaiian Electric Q1 2025 Earnings Report
Hawaiian Electric Industries reported a profitable first quarter in 2025, driven by strong core utility performance and strategic financial actions.
Key Takeaways
HEI delivered $27 million in net income and $744 million in revenue for Q1 2025, with adjusted EPS at $0.23. Core earnings reflected progress in wildfire mitigation, debt reduction from asset sales, and favorable legislation.
Reported net income of $27 million, or $0.15 per share.
Core earnings excluded wildfire-related costs and a loss from the sale of Hamakua Energy.
Proceeds from the American Savings Bank sale used to reduce holding company debt by $384 million.
Hawaiian Electric contributed $48 million in net income, reflecting operational improvements.
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HEI anticipates improved financial resilience with legislative support and strategic asset moves, though risks from wildfire settlements remain.
Positive Outlook
- Legislation passed to cap future wildfire liability.
- State funding allocated toward wildfire litigation settlement.
- Utility allowed to defer wildfire mitigation costs.
- Debt reduction improves financial flexibility.
- Focus on clean energy and decarbonization continues to align with state goals.
Challenges Ahead
- Ongoing financial impact from Maui wildfire-related expenses.
- Pre-tax loss of $13 million from sale of Hamakua Energy.
- Higher legal and insurance costs in utility operations.
- Interest expense increased versus prior year.
- Discontinued operations provided no income contribution this quarter.