Borders & Southern Petroleum (AIM:BOR) shares fell 10% after it announced it had raised £1.5 million to support the development of its Darwin Gas Condensate discovery in the Falkland Islands. The funding comes from a share placing and a subscription by the company's directors, with 100 million new shares issued at 1.5 pence each—a 16.67% discount on the previous day's closing price.
In the closing of the recent trading day, Southern Co. (SO) stood at $90.88, denoting a +0.78% change from the preceding trading day.
The Southern Company is a regulated utility benefiting from stable returns. However, it is not as dynamic as merchant power producers. Georgia's economic expansion and increasing power demand drive Southern's growth, but regulatory approvals and capital constraints limit the pace of growth. Southern's 3.1% dividend yield is below its historical average, raising scepticism about the sudden improvement in growth expectations.
Southern Company took one nuclear reactor offline and reduced output from another at its Hatch plant in Georgia after Hurricane Helene damaged the region's electrical grid, the company told Reuters on Friday.
In the most recent trading session, Southern Co. (SO) closed at $89.35, indicating a -0.42% shift from the previous trading day.
I initially considered selling Norfolk Southern Corporation to reduce my portfolio but decided to hold due to its wide moat, promising turnaround potential, and dividend growth. Despite recent struggles, including intermodal weakness and derailments, Norfolk Southern is improving operations, cutting costs, and positioning itself for future growth. In the long term, I expect economic reshoring and efficiency gains to drive strong returns. Norfolk Southern's dividend growth and recovery make it a valuable part of my portfolio.
Stable Cash Flow, dividend Stability and strong nuclear initiatives boost SO's outlook, but risks from gas price fluctuations and high costs make investors cautious.
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Southern Co. (SO) concluded the recent trading session at $88.86, signifying a -0.17% move from its prior day's close.
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The latest trading day saw Southern Co. (SO) settling at $89.44, representing a +1.07% change from its previous close.
BofA Securities analyst Ken Hoexter reiterated the Buy rating on Norfolk Southern Corporation NSC, with a price objective of $259.