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Trades about 57% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
AGL Energy Limited, an Australian enterprise, delivers energy and related services to a broad customer base, encompassing households, small and large businesses, and wholesale clients. The company operates through three principal divisions: Customer Markets, Integrated Energy, and Investments. It is involved in generating electricity from a diverse mix of sources, including coal and gas-fired plants, thermal, hydroelectric, wind, battery storage, and solar power facilities. Additionally, AGL manages gas storage activities and offers retail sales of electricity, natural gas, broadband, mobile, and voice services, alongside solar and energy efficiency solutions. The firm's electricity generation portfolio boasts a capacity of 10,330 megawatts. Its operational assets include the Newcastle gas storage facility in New South Wales, the Silver Springs underground gas storage facility in Queensland, natural gas production assets at Camden in New South Wales, and gas assets in North Queensland. Founded in 1837 and based in Sydney, Australia, AGL Energy Limited currently caters to 4.2 million customer accounts.
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