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Exelon Net Debt per Share

The Net Debt per Share of Exelon (EXC) as of Nov 2, 2026 is 48.35 USD. In the previous year, Net Debt per Share was 45.74 USD — a change of 5.70% (higher).

Net Debt per Share

48.35USD

YoY

5.70%

Last updated:

Net Debt per Share of Exelon is 2025 48.35 USD. Net Debt per Share of Exelon was 2024 45.74 USD. It decreases by 5.70% higher compared to the previous year.

The Exelon Net Debt per Share history

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Net Debt per Share
Date
Net Debt per Share
Jan 1, 2018
34.76 USD
Jan 1, 2019
36.77 USD
Jan 1, 2020
38.21 USD
Jan 1, 2021
41.25 USD
Jan 1, 2022
39.17 USD
Jan 1, 2023
43.05 USD
Jan 1, 2024
45.74 USD
Jan 1, 2025
48.35 USD
The Exelon Net Debt per Share history
YEARNet Debt per ShareYoY
48.35USD+5.70%
45.74USD+6.26%
43.05USD+9.89%
39.17USD-5.04%
41.25USD+7.95%
38.21USD+3.92%
36.77USD+5.78%
34.76USD+2.04%
34.07USD-2.27%
34.86USD+78.02%
19.58USD-2.08%
20.00USD—

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Exelon Stock analysis

What does Exelon do? Exelon Corp is a US energy company headquartered in Chicago, Illinois. It was founded in 2000 through the merger of PECO Energy Company and Commonwealth Edison. Since then, Exelon has become the largest power producer in the US. The company's business model is focused on providing clean and safe energy, using a combination of nuclear, gas, and renewable sources. Exelon owns 23 nuclear power plants in the US, producing over 18% of the country's total nuclear power. The company's different divisions can be categorized into power generation, power distribution, and energy trading. Exelon is the largest power generator in the US, producing electricity from nuclear, gas, and renewable sources while prioritizing the reduction of CO2 emissions. As a power supplier, Exelon serves millions of customers in the US, particularly in Pennsylvania, Illinois, and Maryland. The company is responsible for planning, constructing, and maintaining power grids, utilizing intelligent technologies to optimize energy consumption and improve energy supply. In the energy trading division, Exelon operates as a leading energy trader, offering customers access to energy data and various energy products. The company focuses on renewable energy and energy efficiency. In addition to power generation and distribution, Exelon also provides products such as energy storage, energy efficiency programs, and smart home solutions. Energy storage is an important area for Exelon, as it allows the company to utilize renewable energy more effectively and improve its availability. Over the years, Exelon Corp has received various awards for its work in energy efficiency and clean energy, including the Edison Electric Institute's Emergency Recovery Award and the Environmental Protection Agency's Energy Star Partner of the Year Award. However, Exelon has also made headlines in recent years due to safety issues in its nuclear power plants. Several reactors in the US had to be shut down due to technical problems and corrosion damage. The company is under pressure to improve its safety standards as a result. In summary, Exelon Corp is a significant energy conglomerate in the US. The company relies on a combination of nuclear, gas, and renewable energy sources to provide clean and safe energy. Its divisions encompass power generation, power distribution, and energy trading. Additionally, the company offers various products such as energy storage, energy efficiency programs, and smart home solutions. Exelon is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.

Frequently Asked Questions about Exelon stock

Net Debt per Share of Exelon is 48.35 USD in 2025.

Net Debt per Share of Exelon changed from 45.74 USD to 48.35 USD, representing a 5.70% change. The value is higher than the previous year.

On Eulerpool you can find the complete historical development of Net Debt per Share Exelon since 2006 – with annual values, charts, and detailed analysis.

Net debt per share divides net debt by shares outstanding, showing the debt burden attributable to each share after accounting for cash reserves.

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