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Get alerts for VSTAnalysts changed their predictions for Vistra's earnings and sales before the company reports on November 6.
NeutralVistra reports third-quarter results Friday; analysts expect $2.43 per share and $5.98 billion in sales, versus $1.75 and $4.97 billion last year. Conflicting ratings leave the outlook mixed.
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NeutralVistra calls were exercised for stock. This reports a trade, not a change in Vistra's business, so its outlook is unchanged.
Vistra shares details from its earnings call for the second quarter of 2026.
Good for VSTVistra reported a 30% rise in its adjusted second-quarter results and kept its 2026 forecasts. Rising power demand and customer talks support a positive reading.
Vistra Corp. has signed an important agreement.
Bad for VSTVistra's $1.5B subordinated note issuance raises long-term interest expense and leverage, a negative for the company's balance sheet.
Why is Vistra's stock in the news this Friday?
NeutralVistra sold $1.5B of long 2057 subordinated notes and may redeem preferred shares; this raises cash but also adds long-dated interest, so the company's situation stays balanced.