Exelon CorporationEXC

Is EXC cheap right now? Every multiple below is scored against its own 10-year range, not a sector average.

$43.39-0.31 (-0.71%)24:00 UTC
NASDAQUtilities

Company snapshot

Market Cap
$45B
Large-cap
+103%
2016 — today
10-Year Price
+83%
2016 — today
52-Week Range
$42.73$50.29
Current $43.39· 9%

Exelon Corporation, established in 1999 and based in Chicago, operates across the U.S. and Canada, focusing on energy generation, delivery, and marketing. Its diverse portfolio includes nuclear, fossil fuel, wind, hydro, biomass, and solar power. Exelon manages regulated electricity and natural gas procurement, transmission, and distribution infrastructure. It provides energy solutions to wholesale and retail clients, including municipal, industrial, commercial, and residential sectors.

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Valuation in context

P/E ratio
15.8
Around average
Around the 10-year average
Sector median 20.1below sector
P/B ratio
1.5
Above average
Pricier than usual over the last 10 years
Sector median 1.5in line with sector
EV / EBITDA
10.6
Above average
Pricier than usual over the last 10 years
Sector median 11.0in line with sector
Dividend Yield
3.8%
Historically high
Historically high relative to the last 10 years
Sector median 3.9%in line with sector
PEG ratio
0.7
Historically cheap
Historically cheap relative to the last 10 years
Sector median 2.7below sector
FCF Yield
-4.3%
Below average
Below the 10-year average
Sector median -3.9%in line with sector
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