The Connecticut Light and Power Company

The Connecticut Light and Power Company

CNLHN
The Connecticut Light and Power CompanyUS flagOther OTC
31.38
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319.87MMarket Cap
The Connecticut Light and Power Company
CNLHN
(Other OTC)

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Dividend per Share
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Book Value per Share
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Tangible Book Value per Share
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Basic Weighted Avg Shares
6,481
7,346
6,878
3,682
3,558
3,425
2,999
2,548
2,407
2,442
2,693
2,803
2,806
2,887
3,096
3,233
3,233
Sales/Revenue/Turnover
100
-2.94
3.55
-54.12
10.49
13.58
16.26
18.18
17.74
22.09
20.62
21.8
23.96
23.67
20.54
21.09
22.19
Operating Margin (%)
363
440
260
306
327
233
256
158
167
178
248
228
230
249
279
301
301
Depreciation Expense
117
-253
471
134
191
216
244
250
210
279
288
299
334
377
378
411
411
Net Income, GAAP
29.76
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28.16
28.94
35.46
35.17
26.46
31.05
33.64
31.68
37.21
38.39
33.13
25.47
25
25
Effective Tax Rate (%)
1.8
-3.45
6.84
3.63
5.37
6.32
8.14
9.82
8.71
11.44
10.69
10.68
11.91
13.05
12.2
12.71
12.71
Profit Margin (%)
104
402
367
-17
-193
126
43
-302
-268
-398
-177
20
-135
-338
-189
-92
-92
Working Capital
4,336
4,378
4,138
2,029
2,270
2,716
2,521
2,522
2,738
2,591
2,664
2,764
2,516
2,759
3,004
3,518
3,518
LT Debt
2,297
2,429
2,798
1,958
2,128
2,373
2,397
2,408
2,538
2,702
2,937
3,141
3,470
3,703
4,316
4,504
4,504
Total Equity
65.88
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-25.27
6.09
6.08
6.16
6.67
5.48
6.29
6.5
6.35
6.63
6.95
6.58
6.53
6.87
Return on Invested Capital (%)
1.88
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3.04
9.62
9.18
9.7
10.15
8.17
9.24
9.54
9.35
9.98
10.58
9.94
9.79
9.79
Return on Capital (%)
7.02
-17.38
29.82
10.95
29.96
29.79
31.11
31.44
24.73
29.08
26.71
25.33
25.81
26.57
23.14
22.57
22.57
Return on Common Equity (%)

Capital Structure

FRC

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Jun'19
Sep'19
Dec'19
ST Debt
259
173
64
LT Borrowings
3,309
3,518
3,518
LT Finance Leases
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Preferred Equity and Hybrid Capital
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116
116
Shares Outstanding
6
6
6
Market Capitalization
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Working Capital

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Jun'19
Sep'19
Dec'19
Total Current Assets
759
837
784
Cash, Cash Equivalents & STI
2
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Accounts Receivable, Net
449
463
426
Inventories
55
52
51
Total Current Liabilities
999
991
876
Payables & Accruals
365
357
472
ST Debt
259
173
64
Deferred Revenue
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Growth Rates

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10 years
5 years
1 year
Total Equity
6.71%
9.01%
4.37%
Free Cash Flow
29.93%
153.29%
-30.78%
Net Income, GAAP
7.28%
7.49%
8.77%
Sales/Revenue/Turnover
-0.25%
3.75%
4.4%
Total Cash Common Dividend
49.95%
79.55%
429.84%

Quarterly Revenue

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Year

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Q2
Q3
Q4
FY
2017
732
667
775
714
2,887
2018
785
695
865
751
3,096
2019
849
741
854
789
3,233

Quarterly Earnings Per Share

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Business
The Connecticut Light and Power Company engages primarily in electric utility services, delivering electricity to over 1.2 million customers across 149 towns and cities in Connecticut. It operates as a subsidiary of Eversource Energy, headquartered in Hartford, Connecticut, with a founding year dating back over a century. The company provides electric transmission and distribution services; supply of electricity including standard offer service and alternative retail electric supplier options through the Connecticut electric choice program; grid modernization and storm hardening; and infrastructure for renewable energy interconnection including solar and energy storage systems. Its product offerings encompass electricity generation procurement, transmission asset management, distribution services, demand management, and investment in sustainable energy infrastructure. Recent major developments include Eversource Energy's acquisition of a 26-acre portion of the Mystic power property in Massachusetts in December 2024 to support clean energy transition goals. Connecticut Light and Power has been actively involved in grid modernization projects focusing on resilience against climate-related weather events and smart grid technologies. Regulatory and credit rating developments in 2024 reflected challenges from adverse regulatory environments in Connecticut, leading to a downgrade by S&P. The company continues to support and expand the Connecticut electric choice program, offering customers access to multiple alternative electric suppliers to optimize rates. Efforts in 2025 also include collaborations on charging infrastructure for electric bus fleets and renewable energy generation interconnection projects, aligning with regional clean energy initiatives. The company operates within the broader Eversource Energy framework, which completed structural mergers to optimize investment and operational efficiency in the Northeastern United States. The Connecticut Light and Power Company focuses on residential, commercial, and industrial electric utility customers within Connecticut. It participates actively in state regulatory proceedings and programs to promote renewable energy adoption, energy efficiency, and grid reliability. The company’s strategic emphasis on modernization, sustainable infrastructure, and customer choice offerings underscores its role as a leading energy utility in the region. It operates alongside subsidiaries such as Yankee Gas Services and maintains integration with regional grid operators and energy markets. In summary, The Connecticut Light and Power Company is a century-old electric utility subsidiary of Eversource Energy, providing comprehensive electricity transmission, distribution, and supply services across Connecticut. Recent strategic initiatives include acquisitions supporting clean energy, extensive grid modernization endeavors, expansion of competitive electricity supplier programs, and resilience projects geared toward climate adaptation and sustainability. Its operations anchor Connecticut's electric utility infrastructure and support the state’s shifting energy landscape toward renewables and advanced grid technologies.