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EMERA INC EMA

Utilities · Utilities - Regulated Electric

3quarters analysed
12SEC filings read
5segments identified

Segments it reports

The business segments EMERA INC reports in its own SEC filings.

  • Florida Electric Utility
  • Canadian Electric Utilities
  • Gas Utilities And Infrastructure
  • Other Electric Utilities
  • Corporate And Other

Product lines it reports

The product and service lines EMERA INC breaks its revenue into.

  • Electricity
  • Oil And Gas
  • Energy Commodities And Service
  • Other Project And Services

Where its revenue is reported

The geographies EMERA INC reports revenue for. How much comes from each is in the product.

  • United States
  • Canada
  • BB
  • BS

What we read

The sources behind this company, and how many records of each we hold.

  • Financial statements23
  • Quarterly metric series12
  • Business segments5
  • SEC filings12
  • Insider transactions (Form 4)6
  • Institutional positions (13F)7
  • Earnings quality checks6
  • Estimate revisions10
  • GAAP vs non-GAAP reconciliation1
  • Seasonal pattern6
  • Multi-period trajectory7
  • Fiscal calendar1
  • Index membership4

What we look for

Every company is run through the same checks. Both answers are reported — a signal we looked for and did not find is as much a fact as one we did.

  • Earnings series3
  • Guidance changesnot found
  • Revenue seriesnot found
  • Margin seriesnot found
  • Cash flow seriesnot found
  • Per-share seriesnot found
  • Operating cash flow seriesnot found

This page says how much of EMERA INC we have read. What any of it means — the direction, the dates, the evidence and what would overturn it — is inside the product.

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