hei.com (HE) - Long-Term Debt to Capital Ratio

This chart illustrates the price trend for Hawaiian Electric (HE), which currently stands at 1.61. The holding company generates revenue through its monopoly on energy supply for nearly all Hawaii residents and the banking operations of American Savings Bank. Income is driven by grid modernization, green energy development, and government subsidies. However, financial stability and profitability are currently declining due to massive settlement payments following the Maui wildfires.

Hawaiian Electric (HE) is a regulated monopoly with limited ability to raise tariffs due to ongoing litigation. This indicator assesses long-term financial stability through the debt-to-equity ratio. By analyzing the long-term debt-to-equity ratio, an investor determines the company's ability to service its debts without external support. An increase in this metric signals a default risk in the event of stagnant revenues. This is a critical solvency marker under conditions of strict pricing control.