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NYSE: SO
The Southern Company
Utilities | Regulated Electric
$97.98+3.80 (+4.03%)as of 2026-07-14 09:08 UTC
Volume3.44M
EPS (TTM)$3.92
The Southern Company (NYSE: SO) is a regulated electric company trading at $97.98 (+4.0% today) — 25.0× trailing earnings, yielding 2.77%. Figures from SEC EDGAR and market feeds; updated 2026-07-14 09:08 UTC.
52-Week Range
Low $83.09High $100.84
What The Southern Company does
Southern Company is a holding company that owns three traditional electric utilities—Alabama Power, Georgia Power, and Mississippi Power—which provide electric service to retail and wholesale customers in the Southeast. It also owns Southern Power Company, which develops and operates power generation assets including battery storage projects and sells electricity at market-based rates. Southern Company Gas distributes natural gas through utilities in four states and operates complementary energy service businesses.
Summarized from The Southern Company’s SEC filings · Read the filing ↗
Southern Company is a holding company that owns three traditional electric utilities—Alabama Power, Georgia Power, and Mississippi Power—which provide electric service to retail and wholesale customers in the Southeast.
What is SO's valuation?
SO trades at $97.98, 24.99× trailing earnings, as of 2026-07-14. It carries a 2.77% dividend yield.
When did SO last file with the SEC?
The Southern Company's most recent SEC filing on record is a 8-K filed 2026-04-30. All filings link to their SEC EDGAR originals above.
Where does this data come from?
SEC EDGAR filings and public market data feeds, fetched 2026-07-14 09:08 UTC. This page is also available as JSON at /api/data?ticker=SO and is emitted with FAQPage structured data for machine reading.
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