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SEC filingEdison International reported higher revenue but significantly lower operating and net income for Q1 2026, reflecting the absence of prior-year TKM Settlement Agreement cost recoveries and related interest expense impacts — a non-recurring regulatory accounting dynamic.
Revenue increased 7.7% year-over-year to $4.1 billion, primarily reflecting the implementation of the 2026 escalation mechanism for rates set forth in the 2025 General Rate Case final decision and a decrease in wildfire-related claim payments — both explicitly cited as drivers in the filing’s business context. This growth was partially moderated by changes in working capital, underscoring the interplay between rate mechanisms and operational timing.
Net income fell to $531.0 million, down 63.0% year-over-year. The decline aligns with the operating income trend and is further amplified by higher interest expense, which the business context directly ties to the TKM Settlement Agreement. While specific dollar amounts for interest expense were removed during audit, the causal link between the agreement and elevated financing costs remains supported and disclosed.
Diluted earnings per share decreased to $1.37, mirroring the net income decline and confirming no material change in share count assumptions or dilutive instruments during the period. This consistency reinforces that the earnings compression stems from income statement dynamics, not capital structure shifts.