NSTAR Electric Company (NSARO)
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NSTAR Electric Company (NSARO) — VMCI valuation read
Headline read on NSARO: VMCI of 53/100 versus a Utilities sector median of 50. The 3-point above-median position is what makes NSTAR Electric Company a relative-value candidate in the mid-cap cohort, before any pillar-level review.
Form 4 filings on NSARO: zero in the trailing 30 days. The absence of insider transactions is itself a data point, just a low-information one. The thesis runs on financials and price action until that changes.
**Investor frame.** Three reads on NSARO: value (NSARO trades at 25.0x earnings, 39% above the Utilities median of 18.0x), quality (ROIC of 19.0% sits 9.0pp above the Utilities median (10.0%)), and risk (net debt to EBITDA of -0.6x leaves covenant headroom). The value read also implies an EV/EBITDA gap of +4.0x against the Utilities 12.0x baseline.
NSARO fell 1.1% over the trailing 7 days, with a -19.9% read on a 30-day basis.
NSTAR Electric Company, a regulated electric utility company, engages in the purchase, transmission, delivery, and sale of electricity to residential, commercial, and industrial customers in Massachusetts. The company owns, operates, and maintains 70 megawatt of solar power facilities. As of December 31, 2021, it served approximately 1.46 million customers in Boston, as well as 140 cities and towns in eastern and western Massachusetts, including Cape Cod, Martha's Vineyard, and the greater Springfield metropolitan area covering an area of approximately 3,200 square miles. The company is based in Boston, Massachusetts. NSTAR Electric Company is a subsidiary of Eversource Energy.
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