The Southern Company SO
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The Southern Company (NYSE: SO) is a U.S.-based energy holding company primarily engaged in the generation, transmission, and distribution of electricity and the distribution of natural gas. The company operates within the regulated utilities and energy infrastructure industries, with a business model centered on providing essential energy services to retail and wholesale customers. Its core revenue is derived from regulated electric and gas utility operations, which provide relatively stable and predictable cash flows under state and federal regulatory frameworks.
Founded in 1945 through the consolidation of several southeastern U.S. electric utilities, The Southern Company has evolved into one of the largest utility holding companies in the United States. Its strategic positioning is characterized by a strong regulated utility focus, long-lived infrastructure assets, and significant experience in large-scale energy projects, including nuclear, natural gas, and renewable generation. The company emphasizes reliability, affordability, and regulatory alignment as key competitive advantages.
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- Low
- $83.80
- Current
- $85.52
- High
- $100.84
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Atlanta, GA 30308