EVRG Evergy, Inc.

This article announces that public hearings have been scheduled in Kansas regarding a proposed 133-mile transmission line. The project aims to improve energy infrastructure, and the hearings will allow community members to provide feedback and learn more about the proposal.

The Kansas Corporation Commission (KCC) has scheduled two public hearings regarding Evergy’s proposal to construct a 133-mile, 345-kilovolt electric transmission line across several Kansas counties and into Oklahoma. These hearings, taking place in early January 2026, will allow residents to review route maps, ask questions, and provide comments on the project. Residents can also participate via Zoom or submit written comments by January 23, 2026.

Voya Investment Management LLC has reduced its stake in Evergy Inc. (NASDAQ:EVRG) by 20.5%, selling over 30,000 shares, though it still holds a significant position. Despite Evergy missing Q3 earnings and revenue estimates, analysts maintain a "Moderate Buy" rating with an average target of $81.17. The company also recently increased its quarterly dividend to $0.695, equating to a 3.8% yield.

Mizuho analyst Anthony Crowdell downgraded Evergy, Inc. (NASDAQ:EVRG) to Neutral and lowered its price target to $76 from $86, stating that the stock already reflects its improved regulatory setup in Kansas and Missouri. Despite management guiding for 4% to 6% earnings growth, Mizuho's model assumes about 7%, leaving little room for upside as regulatory gains are seen as priced in. Evergy has still seen over 17.5% share price increase year-to-date and is attracting power-hungry tech customers, especially with data centers seeking reliable utilities in Kansas and Missouri.

Mizuho analyst Anthony Crowdell downgraded Evergy, Inc. (EVRG) to Neutral from Outperform, lowering the price target to $76 from $86, citing that the company's improved regulatory setup in Kansas and Missouri is already reflected in the stock price. Despite decent earnings growth projections and potential for the company to attract power-hungry tech customers, Mizuho believes the stock has limited upside. Evergy, which serves 1.7 million customers in Kansas and Missouri, has seen its shares rise 17.5% year-to-date.

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