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Consolidated Edison Financial Statements

Latest data: Dec 31, 2025

Consolidated Edison (ED) reported revenue of $16.92B in FY2025 with net income of $2.02B. Total assets stood at $74.60B and free cash flow was $36.00M.

Consolidated Edison Income Statement

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FY2021 – FY2025
Item Chart FY2021 FY2022 FY2023 FY2024 FY2025
Revenue $13.67B $15.67B $14.65B $15.26B $16.92B
Cost of Revenue -$4.78B -$6.11B -$5.69B -$5.49B -$6.43B
Gross Profit $8.89B $9.55B $8.96B $9.76B $10.49B
Operating Expenses -$6.09B -$6.94B -$6.65B -$7.03B -$7.56B
Operating Income $2.80B $2.62B $2.31B $2.73B $2.93B
Profit Before Tax $1.38B $2.10B $3.00B $2.14B $2.60B
Income Tax $190.00M $498.00M $487.00M $318.00M $574.00M
Net Income $1.35B $1.66B $2.52B $1.82B $2.02B
Diluted Shares 349.40M 355.80M 349.30M 347.30M 358.70M
Diluted EPS $3.85 $4.67 $7.21 $5.24 $5.64

Values in millions (M) and billions (B). All amounts in USD ($).

Understanding the Income Statement

The income statement shows Consolidated Edison's revenue and expenses over a period. Revenue (the top line) minus costs gives gross profit; after operating expenses, interest, and taxes, the remainder is net income (the bottom line). Diluted EPS divides net income by all shares that could exist if options and convertibles were exercised.

Consolidated Edison Balance Sheet

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FY2021 – FY2025
Item Chart FY2021 FY2022 FY2023 FY2024 FY2025
Total Current Assets $5.55B $12.97B $6.54B $6.66B $6.75B
Total Non-Current Assets $57.57B $56.09B $59.79B $63.90B $67.85B
Total Assets $63.12B $69.07B $66.33B $70.56B $74.60B
Total Current Liabilities $5.43B $11.34B $6.46B $6.43B $6.61B
Total Non-Current Liabilities $37.35B $36.84B $38.71B $42.17B $43.80B
Total Liabilities $42.78B $48.18B $45.17B $48.60B $50.41B
Total Equity $20.04B $20.69B $21.16B $21.96B $24.19B
Total Liabilities & Equity $63.12B $69.07B $66.33B $70.56B $74.60B

Values in millions (M) and billions (B). All amounts in USD ($).

Understanding the Balance Sheet

The balance sheet captures Consolidated Edison's financial position at a point in time — what it owns (assets), what it owes (liabilities), and the residual value to shareholders (equity). Total assets always equals total liabilities plus equity.

Consolidated Edison Cash Flow Statement

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FY2021 – FY2025
Item Chart FY2021 FY2022 FY2023 FY2024 FY2025
Net Income $1.19B $1.60B $2.52B $1.82B $1.91B
Cash from Operations $2.73B $3.94B $2.16B $3.61B $4.80B
Capital Expenditure -$3.95B -$4.17B -$4.49B -$4.77B -$4.76B
Cash from Investing -$3.48B -$4.57B -$1.00B -$5.27B -$5.25B
Debt Repayment $462.00M $2.10B $588.00M $2.88B $555.00M
Stock Buyback $0.00 $0.00 -$1.00B $0.00 $0.00
Dividend Paid -$1.03B -$1.09B -$1.10B -$1.10B -$1.17B
Cash from Financing $461.00M $1.01B -$1.49B $1.80B $746.00M
Free Cash Flow -$1.22B -$233.00M -$2.34B -$1.16B $36.00M

Values in millions (M) and billions (B). All amounts in USD ($).

Understanding Cash Flow

The cash flow statement tracks how Consolidated Edison's cash moves through three activities: operations (day-to-day business), investing (acquisitions, equipment), and financing (debt, buybacks, dividends). Free cash flow — operating cash minus capital expenditure — shows what's available to return to shareholders.

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