Black Hills Q1 Earnings Call Highlights

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Sat, May 9, 2026 astatine 9:07 AM CDT 8 min read

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Black Hills (NYSE:BKH) executives said the inferior remained connected way to conscionable its 2026 net targets contempt unusually lukewarm wintertime upwind that weighed connected first-quarter demand, portion besides outlining advancement connected its pending merger with NorthWestern Energy and a increasing pipeline of large-load information halfway opportunities.

On the company’s first-quarter 2026 net call, President and Chief Executive Officer Linn Evans said Black Hills was “off to a coagulated start,” citing reaffirmed net guidance, continued operation of large vigor projects and regulatory advancement crossed respective states. Evans said the institution continues to expect completion of its planned merger with NorthWestern Energy successful the 2nd fractional of the year, taxable to remaining regulatory approvals.

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Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Kimberly Nooney said Black Hills reported first-quarter GAAP net per stock of $1.73, including $0.05 per stock of merger-related transaction costs. Excluding those costs, adjusted EPS was $1.79, compared with $1.87 successful the archetypal 4th of 2025.

Nooney said 1 of the warmest winters successful the company’s history, including grounds lukewarm temperatures successful Wyoming and Colorado, reduced request by $0.18 per stock compared with the year-earlier period. The upwind interaction was $0.13 per stock unfavorable compared with mean upwind assumptions utilized successful mounting the company’s guidance.

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