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PCG
PG&E Corporation (PCG)
Last Price$16.40.6%
Market Cap$35.5B
LTM EPS
$1.15
EPS growth
25.1%
Ben Graham Fair Value
$58.0
Undervalued (Ben Graham formula)
252.8%
Stock quality
6/10
Good
PCG
is 62.8% undervalued
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PCG Ben Graham Fair Value

Ben Graham Fair Value
Ben Graham Revised Fair Value

Ben Graham Fair Value Assumptions

as of Mar 10, 2025
EPS
$1.15
P/E Base for no-growth company
8.5x
EPS growth
25.1%
Average Yield of AAA Corporate Bonds
4.4%
Current Yield of AAA Corporate Bonds
5.1%
Last share price
$16.4
Ben Graham Fair Value (local)
$58.0
Ben Graham Fair Value
$58.0
252.8% undervalued

Ben Graham Fair Value Calculation

EPS
$1.15
x
(
P/E base for no-growth
8.5x
+
2
x
EPS growth
25.1%
)
x
Average AAA
Bond Yield
4.4%
/
Current AAA Bond Yield
5.1%
=
Ben Graham Fair Value
$58.0

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PCG EPS growth & Dividend Yield

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PCG vs Peer Set: Ben Graham Fair Value Comparison

Ben Graham Fair Value
Ben Graham Revised Fair Value

GENERAL

BEN GRAHAM FAIR VALUE

FINANCIALS

Company name

Undervaluation / Overvaluation

Revenue growth

EPS growth

Net Income margin

PG&E Corporation logo
PG&E CorporationPCG
252.8%
12.7%
19.8%
9.2%
Median Peer Set
(3.9%)
6.9%
14.1%
Duke Energy Corporation logo
Duke Energy CorporationDUK
500.8%
1.0%
6.6%
9.8%
NextEra Energy, Inc. logo
NextEra Energy, Inc.NEE
474.3%
(39.5%)
(38.8%)
26.7%
American Electric Power Company, Inc. logo
American Electric Power Company, Inc.AEP
220.5%
(3.3%)
(5.5%)
11.6%
Dominion Energy, Inc. logo
Dominion Energy, Inc.D
48.5%
(16.2%)
96.7%
13.9%
Xcel Energy Inc. logo
Xcel Energy Inc.XEL
27.2%
(5.4%)
7.2%
14.4%
Exelon Corporation logo
Exelon CorporationEXC
10.1%
6.0%
4.7%
10.7%
The Southern Company logo
The Southern CompanySO
(22.2%)
5.8%
10.4%
16.5%
Public Service Enterprise Group Incorporated logo
Public Service Enterprise Group IncorporatedPEG
(253.5%)
14.7%
148.8%
22.8%
Entergy Corporation logo
Entergy CorporationETR
(652.1%)
(11.7%)
106.3%
19.4%
National Grid plc logo
National Grid plcNGG
N/A
(4.5%)
(71.6%)
11.5%

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FAQ

What is PG&E Corporation's fair value according to the Ben Graham formula?

As of Dec 31, 2024, PG&E Corporation's fair value using the Ben Graham formula is $58.0 per share. This is calculated using Ben Graham formula, where EPS is $1.2 and BVPS (Book Value Per Share) is $14.2. The current price of $16.4 suggests PG&E Corporation may be overvalued by this conservative metric.

What is PG&E Corporation earnings per share (EPS)?

PG&E Corporation earnings per share (EPS) for the twelve months ending Dec 31, 2024, was $1.2, a 25.1% growth year-over-year.

What is PG&E Corporation's margin of safety based on the Ben Graham analysis?

PG&E Corporation's margin of safety is positive 252.8%, calculated as (Graham Number - Current Price) / Current Price. A negative margin of safety suggests the stock doesn't provide the level of safety Graham typically sought in his investments.