SSE Share Price (SSE)

I now once again have an average price - of 86p

A few back at about 2292p from the sale at 2733p on 13th Mar 2026

.wealthoracle.co.uk/company-results

SSE delivered adjusted EPS of 153.5p, down 5% year-on-year but landing towards the upper end of its guidance range, with adjusted operating profit of £2,237m softer by 8% as the prior year benefited from a non-recurring inflation adjustment in Distribution. The standout was SSEN Transmission, where adjusted operating profit jumped roughly 75% to £562.6m on accelerating allowed revenues, helping offset a 54% drop at Distribution and weaker Flexibility earnings. Capital investment rose 23% to £3.6bn, anchoring delivery of the £33bn five-year plan, while net debt held steady at £10.1bn following November's £2bn equity raise. The final dividend lifts 10% to 47.3p, taking the full-year payout up 7% to 68.7p. Management reiterated 168-193p EPS guidance for 2026/27 and 225-250p for 2029/30, with capex stepping up to over £5bn next year as the Networks-led growth phase intensifies.

.wealthoracle.co.uk/company-results

The more he says the more votes he loses imho. I doubt he will get elected , in fact he and the others will push labour further down in he polls. Just watch.

Investors should add here imho - I have.

Andy Burnham has certainly put the skids under this share with his renationalisation threats. Whether such a course is practical or not, given the enormous costs involved, a shadow will inevitably fall over all utility shares until the Labour leadership is resolved. After previous threats by Corbyn's lot, it's depressing to see this particular scenario played out yet again.