
How Record US$26.54 Billion Federal Loan Support At Southern (SO) Has Changed Its Investment Story

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The U.S. Department of Energy has approved a record US$26.54 billion loan for Southern Company subsidiaries to enhance grid reliability and support new power capacity, while freezing electricity rates in Georgia and Alabama. This federal support reduces financing costs and indicates strong policy backing for Southern's growth plans. Despite revenue growth, Southern faces challenges with capital spending and potential regulatory changes. Projections suggest a revenue of $31.7 billion and earnings of $5.8 billion by 2028, with fair value estimates for the stock ranging from US$100 to US$204 per share.
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