Energy Company of Canada (POW:CA) This autumn 2025 Earnings Name Transcript
This autumn: 2026-03-18 Earnings Abstract
EPS of $1.36 misses by $0.08
Energy Company of Canada (POW:CA) This autumn 2025 Earnings Name March 19, 2026 8:00 AM EDT
Firm Members
Steven Hung
Robert Orr – President, CEO & Director
Jake Lawrence – Govt VP & CFO
Convention Name Members
Graham Ryding – TD Cowen, Analysis Division
Tom MacKinnon – BMO Capital Markets Fairness Analysis
Doug Younger – Desjardins Securities Inc., Analysis Division
Scott Fletcher – CIBC Capital Markets, Analysis Division
Bart Dziarski – RBC Capital Markets, Analysis Division
Presentation
Operator
Good morning, girls and gents, and welcome to the Energy Company Fourth Quarter and 12 months-Finish 2025 Earnings Convention Name. [Operator Instructions] I want to remind everybody that this name is being recorded on Thursday, March nineteenth, 2026. I’d now like to show the convention over to Mr. Steven Hung, Head of Investor Relations for Energy Company. Please go forward, sir.
Steven Hung
Thanks, operator. Good morning, everybody, and thanks for becoming a member of the fourth quarter monetary outcomes name. Earlier than we begin, please notice {that a} hyperlink to our dwell webcast and supplies for this name have been posted to our web site at powercorporation.com underneath the Shareholder Outcomes Stories tab.
Please flip to Slide 2. I want to draw your consideration to the cautionary notice concerning the usage of forward-looking statements, which type a part of as we speak’s remarks. Please additionally confer with Slide 3 for a notice on the usage of non-IFRS monetary measures and clarifications on adjusted internet asset worth. To debate our outcomes as we speak, becoming a member of us are President and CEO, Jeffrey Orr; and our EVP and CFO, Jake Lawrence.
We are going to start with opening remarks adopted by Q&A. With that, I will flip the decision over to Jeff.
Robert Orr
President, CEO & Director
Okay. Thanks, Steve. I will move it proper alongside to Slide #5. And I suppose my total remark is that now we have — excuse me, we will
