Constellation Energy Earnings Up Next (NYSE: CEG) – What To Expect

Constellation Energy's stock (NYSE: CEG) heads into earnings trading up near highs at $344, with a YTD gain topping 40% offering up some significant outperformance on broader markets. The latest set of financials are due up before market open, in what could be pivotal for momentum.

Analysts expect CEG to report Q2 earnings of $1.82 per share, up from $1.68 a year ago. However, revenue is projected to decline to $4.88 billion from $5.47 billion, reflecting a year-over-year decrease of 10.91%, suggesting potential headwinds in sales despite stronger earnings. The stock has added 88% in that year, marking name out as one of the best in the sector.

Technically, CEG's stock is trading well above its 50-day ($271.02) and 200-day ($254.59) simple moving averages, suggesting strong bullish momentum. However, analysts' average price target of $330.24 indicates a potential downside from the current price, signaling that the stock may be overvalued in the near term, or analysts are waiting to catch up.

Constellation Energy has been actively pursuing strategic initiatives to bolster its position in the energy market. The most notable is the planned acquisition of Calpine Corporation, a move aimed at combining Constellation's clean energy production with Calpine's natural gas assets. This acquisition is projected to be significantly accretive to earnings, with expectations of a more than 20% boost in adjusted operating earnings in 2026 and at least $2.00 per share through 2029.

Furthermore, Constellation's commitment to clean energy is evident in its 20-year power purchase agreement with Microsoft to support the Crane Clean Energy Center. The company is also leveraging artificial intelligence through a partnership with GridBeyond to enhance grid flexibility and offer cost savings to customers. These initiatives align with the growing demand for clean and reliable energy solutions.

In the weeks ahead of earnings, analysts have adjusted their EPS estimates – one raising projections while 3 have lowered as energy prices have shifted. The clean energy revolution to power data centers seems to only just be getting started, so there could be room to run.