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D vs NEE

Dominion Energy, Inc. and Nextera Energy Inc., side by side — 10 fiscal years reported in USD, drawn from SEC filings.

At a glance

Most recent reported year

D vs NEE, at a glance
Metric D NEE
Revenue$16.5B$27.4B
Net income$3.0B$6.8B
Gross margin··
Net margin18.5%19.5%
Return on equity10.7%13.1%
Diluted EPS$3.45$3.30
Dividend / share$2.67$2.27
Payout ratio76.0%68.5%
Free cash flow··
Equity$29.1B$54.6B
Net debt / equity1.67×1.65×
Current ratio0.77×0.60×
Revenue CAGR 5y3.1%8.8%
Profit CAGR 5y·18.5%

NEE bills 1.7× the revenue of D, and keeps more of each dollar of revenue as profit (19.5% against 18.5%).

The stronger figure of the pair is set in bold. That is arithmetic, not a recommendation — this page does not pick a winner. "·" marks a figure not available in our data.

Revenue by year

10 years side by side

D vs NEE, revenue by year
Fiscal year D NEE
FY2025$16.5B$27.4B
FY2024$14.5B$24.8B
FY2023$14.4B$28.1B
FY2022$14.6B$23.0B
FY2021$11.7B$18.8B
FY2020$14.2B$18.0B
FY2019$14.4B$19.2B
FY2018$11.2B$16.7B
FY2017$12.6B$17.2B
FY2016$11.7B$16.1B
Net income by year

Bottom line

D vs NEE, net income by year
Fiscal year D NEE
FY2025$3.0B$6.8B
FY2024$2.0B$6.9B
FY2023$2.0B$7.3B
FY2022$1.2B$4.1B
FY2021$3.4B$3.6B
FY2020$-401.0M$2.9B
FY2019$1.4B$3.8B
FY2018$2.4B$6.6B
FY2017$3.0B$5.4B
FY2016$2.1B$2.9B
Revenue gap over time

19 fiscal years

Revenue gap over time
Fiscal year Difference Ahead
FY2025−$10,889,000,000NEE
FY2024−$10,294,000,000NEE
FY2023−$13,721,000,000NEE
FY2022−$8,448,000,000NEE
FY2021−$7,139,000,000NEE
FY2020−$3,825,000,000NEE
FY2019−$4,803,000,000NEE
FY2018−$5,528,000,000NEE
FY2017−$4,587,000,000NEE
FY2016−$4,401,000,000NEE
FY2015−$5,803,000,000NEE
FY2014−$4,585,000,000NEE
FY2013−$2,016,000,000NEE
FY2012−$1,421,000,000NEE
FY2011−$1,576,000,000NEE
FY2010−$390,000,000NEE
FY2009−$845,000,000NEE
FY2008−$515,000,000NEE
FY2007−$447,000,000NEE

NEE has reported the higher revenue in every one of these 19 fiscal years. The gap has widened since the earliest year compared.

19 of 19 comparable fiscal years — a year missing data on either side is not counted.

Net margin gap over time

18 fiscal years

Net margin gap over time
Fiscal year Difference Ahead
FY2025−0.9 ppNEE
FY2024−9.3 ppNEE
FY2023−8.7 ppNEE
FY2022−5.9 ppNEE
FY2021+14.3 ppD
FY2020−17.0 ppNEE
FY2019−8.1 ppNEE
FY2018−11.8 ppNEE
FY2017−6.2 ppNEE
FY2016+0.3 ppD
FY2015+0.7 ppD
FY2014−3.8 ppNEE
FY2013+0.5 ppD
FY2012−10.8 ppNEE
FY2011−2.2 ppNEE
FY2010+6.1 ppD
FY2009−1.5 ppNEE
FY2008+1.7 ppD

The higher net margin has changed hands between D and NEE over this period.

18 of 19 comparable fiscal years — a year missing data on either side is not counted.

Net margin volatility

Standard deviation, each side

D's net margin has been more volatile than NEE's over the 18 comparable fiscal years — 7.7 percentage points of standard deviation against 6.6.

18 of 19 comparable fiscal years — a year missing data on either side is not counted.

Who led in net margin

Year by year

The lead in net margin changed hands between D and NEE over these 18 fiscal years — D led in 6 and NEE in 12.

18 of 19 comparable fiscal years — a year missing data on either side is not counted.

Return on equity volatility

Standard deviation, each side

D's return on equity has been more volatile than NEE's over the 18 comparable fiscal years — 6.2 percentage points of standard deviation against 3.3.

18 of 19 comparable fiscal years — a year missing data on either side is not counted.

Who led in return on equity

Year by year

The lead in return on equity changed hands between D and NEE over these 18 fiscal years — D led in 6 and NEE in 12.

18 of 19 comparable fiscal years — a year missing data on either side is not counted.

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