Evergy, Inc.: insider trades · United States · SEC (Form 4)

About Evergy, Inc.

Evergy, Inc. (NASDAQ: EVRG) is a U.S. electric utility company with a regulated footprint centered on Kansas and Missouri. For French-speaking investors, the company fits the classic utility profile: defensive cash flows, recurring regulated revenues, and a capital-intensive asset base, balanced by exposure to regulatory decisions, weather variability, interest rates, and the timing of cost recovery. Evergy is headquartered in Kansas City, Missouri, and also maintains operational headquarters in Topeka, Kansas. ([investors.evergy.com](https://investors.evergy.com/investor-relations/investor-resources/investor-faqs?utm_source=openai)) Evergy was formed in 2018 through the merger of Westar Energy and Great Plains Energy / KCP&L, creating a larger integrated electric utility in the Midwest. Today, the company serves more than 1.7 million customers across four service areas in Kansas and Missouri, with roughly 62,000 miles of transmission and distribution lines and more than 800 substations supporting delivery. Its business model is that of a regulated utility, with rates approved by the Kansas Corporation Commission and the Missouri Public Service Commission. That regulatory framework is central to the investment case: it provides visibility, but it also limits pricing flexibility and makes rate cases an important earnings driver. ([investors.evergy.com](https://investors.evergy.com/about-evergy/company-information)) Operationally, Evergy’s core activities are electricity generation, transmission, distribution, and customer service for residential, commercial, and large industrial users. The company emphasizes reliable, safe, and affordable power, while investing in grid modernization, reliability improvements, and generation resources needed to support load growth. Its competitive position is strengthened by the captive nature of its service territory, which reduces direct competition but increases dependence on constructive regulation and prudent capital deployment. ([investors.evergy.com](https://investors.evergy.com/about-evergy/company-information)) Recent news has highlighted two important themes. First, Evergy’s third-quarter 2025 results pointed to earnings supported by regulated investment recovery and weather-normalized demand, while management narrowed 2025 adjusted EPS guidance to $3.92–$4.02. Second, in February 2026, the company filed with the Missouri Public Service Commission seeking recovery of grid reliability investments, including about $110 million in savings and credits offsetting investment and cost increases, and it referenced a dedicated large-load tariff for data centers. Together, these updates suggest a utility positioned to benefit from rising electricity demand, especially from large customers, while still navigating the regulatory and affordability constraints that define the sector. ([newsroom.evergy.com](https://newsroom.evergy.com/2025-11-06-Evergy-Announces-Third-Quarter-2025-Results%2C-Increases-Quarterly-Dividend-and-Narrows-2025-Guidance))