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NextEra Energy, Inc. (NEE): investment thesis checklist

What a value investor writing down why they own NextEra Energy, Inc. would be relying on, read from its filings: the figures that have carried the business, the lines a reader might set on them, and the published tests it meets today. A list to write against, not a view on the company.

1. The figures the case would rest on

  • Return on invested capital: 5.3% in FY2024; between 2.8% and 7.4% over 7 filed years, median 5.3%. Does the thesis need it to stay inside that range?
  • Return on equity: 12.5% in FY2025; between 8.0% and 19.4% over 10 filed years, median 12.2%. Does the thesis need it to stay inside that range?
  • EV to EBIT: 31.40x in FY2025; between 19.00x and 81.83x over 9 filed years, median 30.68x. Does the thesis need it to stay inside that range?
  • Price to earnings: 24.33x in FY2025; between 12.52x and 52.13x over 10 filed years, median 22.80x. Does the thesis need it to stay inside that range?
  • Operating margin: 32.1% in FY2025; between 15.5% and 41.3% over 8 filed years, median 30.3%. Does the thesis need it to stay inside that range?
  • Net debt to EBITDA: 6.31x in FY2025; between 4.41x and 7.93x over 9 filed years, median 5.15x. Does the thesis need it to stay inside that range?
  • Revenue growth, 5-year CAGR: 8.7% in FY2025; between 0.3% and 10.0% over 5 filed years, median 6.1%. Does the thesis need it to stay inside that range?
  • Share count change: 0.6% in FY2025; between 0.2% and 2.6% over 10 filed years, median 1.4%. Does the thesis need it to stay inside that range?

2. What must stay true: guardrails a reader might set

Each line is drafted from NextEra Energy, Inc.'s own current figure, never from a level we think a business should clear, and replayed over its filed years. They are a reader's to keep, edit or drop.

  • Debt to Equity stays at or below 2.21x

    Today 1.77x. Replayed over 9 filed years, it held in every one.

  • Revenue Growth 1Y stays at or above 0%

    Today 9.79%. Replayed over 7 filed years, it would have broken in 2; most recently FY2024, at -5.24% (10-K, filed 2025-02-14).

  • Dividend Rate stays at or above $2.46

    Today $2.49. This indicator depends on inputs (market price, multi-statement composites) whose history is not deep enough to re-derive it with the same formula as the live value, so no honest retro-test exists for it.

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3. What would break it

  • A filed year in which debt to equity rose above 2.21x.
  • A filed year in which revenue growth 1y fell below 0%.
  • A filed year in which dividend rate fell below $2.46.

4. The published tests it meets today

Of 30 tests value investors published: 1 met, 26 not met, 3 we could not complete. Counts, never a score.

Meets: Owner earnings yield.

What this cannot tell you

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How this is computed

A computation on accounts filed with the SEC, not a recommendation and not advice. Past filings do not indicate future results. Risk disclaimer.

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