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What is Duke Energy's market cap?

Duke Energy (DUK) has a market capitalization of approximately $99.4B, trading at

What is Duke Energy's P/E ratio?

Duke Energy's trailing twelve-month P/E ratio is 19.5x, with a price-to-book (P/B) of 1.8x. Valuation multiples are best compared with Utilities sector peers rather than read in isolation.

How profitable is Duke Energy?

Duke Energy runs a net profit margin of 15.4%, a gross margin of 58.4%, and an operating margin of 27.0%. Margins and ROE indicate how efficiently the business converts sales into profit and shareholder returns.

How much revenue does Duke Energy generate?

Duke Energy reported revenue of

2.2B for fiscal year 2025, with net income of $5.0B and earnings per share (EPS) of 6.31. SniperIQ tracks the full 8-quarter revenue and margin trend on the research dashboard.

Does Duke Energy pay a dividend?

Duke Energy offers a trailing dividend yield of about 3.3%. Dividend sustainability depends on payout ratio, free cash flow, and earnings stability — all tracked in SniperIQ's fundamentals view.

Is Duke Energy financially healthy?

Duke Energy carries a debt-to-equity ratio of 1.67x and a current ratio of 0.66x, with a market beta of 0.37. Lower leverage and a current ratio above 1.0 generally signal a stronger balance sheet.

Is Duke Energy a good stock to buy in 2026?

SniperIQ provides research-only market intelligence, not personalised financial advice or a buy/sell call. For Duke Energy (DUK) the key facts are: market cap $99.4B, P/E 19.5x, revenue

2.2B, 52-week range 113.9-134.49. Weigh valuation, profitability, growth, and balance-sheet strength against Utilities peers and form your own view.

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