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8-K filing — PPL Corp (PPLC)

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Filed: 2026-08-27 AccNo: 0000922224-26-000048 Size: 223 KB Item 8.01: Other Events

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    PPL Corporation is executing a robust financing strategy to support $23 billion in capital investments through 2029, targeting 10.3% average annual rate-base growth. The company completed $2.3 billion in capital spending in H1 2026 and issued $2.05 billion in long-term debt while maintaining a debt-to-capital ratio of 57.46%, below industry average. PPL forecasts 6-8% annual EPS growth through 2029 with sufficient financial flexibility despite recent rate increases.

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    PPL Corporation is expanding its clean-energy portfolio through wind, energy storage, and cleaner generation projects. The company's Rhode Island Energy unit secured 150 MW of renewable energy from a Maine wind project, while its Kentucky utilities are evaluating a 266-MW pumped-storage hydro project and exploring small modular reactors. PPL's $23 billion capital investment plan through 2029 targets 10.3% annual rate-base growth and 6-8% EPS growth.

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    Can Rising Operating Income Support PPL's Long-Term Earnings Growth?

    PPL Corporation reported a 17% year-over-year increase in Q2 operating income to $475 million, driving a 20% rise in EPS. The company is positioned for sustained growth through 2029 with a $23 billion investment outlook supporting 10.3% annual rate-base growth and 6-8% EPS growth, bolstered by significant data center demand in Pennsylvania (31.8 GW) and Kentucky (13.7 GW). PPL's debt-to-capital ratio of 57.46% is lower than the industry average, strengthening its financial capacity.

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