New Jersey Resources (NJR) Q4 2022 earnings summary
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Q4 2022 earnings summary
5 Nov, 2026Executive summary
FY2022 net financial earnings (NFE) were $240.3 million, or $2.50/share, versus $207.7 million, or $2.16/share, in FY2021; GAAP net income was $274.9 million versus $117.9 million.
Dividend increased 7.6% to an annual rate of $1.56/share, marking 27 consecutive years of growth.
Financial highlights
Operating revenues rose to $2.906 billion from $2.157 billion; operating income increased to $406.5 million from $288.4 million.
GAAP diluted EPS was $2.85 versus $1.22; basic NFE/share was $2.50 versus $2.16.
Operating cash flow was $323.5 million versus $391.0 million; investing cash outflow was $590.6 million versus $622.1 million.
Net income rose $157.0 million YoY, reflecting higher utility and clean-energy earnings, AMA revenue, and the non-recurrence of the prior-year PennEast impairment.
Outlook and guidance
FY2023 NJNG capital expenditures projected at $352 million-$378 million, versus $282.2 million spent or accrued in FY2022.
FY2023 solar-related capital expenditures estimated at $100 million-$200 million; Adelphia Gateway spending expected at $12 million-$16 million and Leaf River at $8 million-$12 million.
NJNG expects customer growth of ~1.6% annually; additions and conversions are expected to add $7.7 million of annual Utility Gross Margin under its CIP tariff.
Liquidity, equity proceeds and operating cash flows expected to cover working capital, capital expenditures and dividends for at least the next 12 months.
Latest events from New Jersey Resources
- Cold-weather trading gains and tax benefits lifted FY18 NFE to $240.5M.NJR
Q4 2018 - Higher regulated-utility earnings lifted NFE as infrastructure and clean-energy investment expanded.NJR
Q4 2017 - NFE/share rose to $2.70 as energy-services growth offset cost pressure in regulated and midstream operations.NJR
Q4 2023 - Extreme-weather gains lifted adjusted earnings, while a PennEast write-down cut GAAP income.NJR
Q4 2021 - Utility rate growth offset weaker wholesale markets and lower solar tax credits.NJR
Q4 2020 - FY19 NFE met guidance as utility and solar strength offset weaker wholesale energy earnings.NJR
Q4 2019 - Digital real estate growth offset ad weakness as one-time litigation weighed on FY16 EBITDA.NJR
Q4 2016 - Higher GAAP earnings, lower adjusted NFE, and continued utility and clean-energy investment.NJR
Q4 2015 - Cold-weather demand lifted adjusted earnings, led by Energy Services.NJR
Q4 2014