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Top Companies by EBITDA in Utilities

Largest public companies ranked by ebitda in Utilities on a trailing twelve months basis. Compare top issuers, sector peers and historical context on…

How TTM EBITDA is measured

EBITDA stands for earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization. TTM EBITDA is the sum across a company's four most recent fiscal quarters. Adding back D&A produces a rough cash-earnings proxy that strips out capital-structure choices and accounting conventions, which is why analysts use it to compare capex-heavy businesses (telecoms, industrials, utilities) against asset-light peers.

EBITDA is not GAAP cash flow — it ignores working-capital changes, taxes paid and capital expenditure. For a stricter measure of operating earnings see operating income; for the bottom line see net income; for what reinvestment costs the business, see capex. Values are ranked in USD after period-average FX translation (IAS 21). Rankings USD translation methodology · IFRS IAS 21 (official)

Calculated from each company's four most recent reported quarters, as of .

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Top companies by EBITDA — Utilities