Entergy Corporation — Wall Street Analyst Estimates & Price Targets

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Last close · Oct 16, 2026105.11+1.15 (+1.11%)

Market cap$50.2B

4 firms' latest targets, last 90 days: median $118.50 ($105.00–$128.00), 13% above the last close.

Price and published targets

daily close, 12 months · each dot a target, a firm's latest darker

Each firm's latest target

last 90 days · 4 firms

Date	Firm	Target	Previous	Change	Vs price then	Vs price now
2026-10-13	KeyBanc	$118.00	$102.00	▲ 16%	+13%	+12%
2026-10-12	Truist	$119.00	$122.00	▼ 2%	+16%	+13%
2026-08-21	Morgan Stanley	$105.00	$109.00	▼ 4%	-2%	+0%
2026-08-17	Evercore ISI	$128.00	$123.00	▲ 4%	+19%	+22%

Consensus estimates

revenue and EPS by fiscal year · reported years marked

FY	Revenue	YoY	EPS	YoY	Revenue range	EPS range	Analysts
2023reported	$12.1B	-12%	$5.55	+107%	est. $13.3B-8%	est. $3.38	7
2024reported	$11.9B	-2%	$2.45	-56%	est. $12.6B-6%	est. $3.63	8
2025reported	$12.9B	+9%	$3.91	+60%	est. $12.9B+1%	est. $3.92	11
2026	$14.0B	+8%	$4.40	+12%	$13.5B–$14.1B	$4.31–$4.43	12
2027	$15.3B	+10%	$5.11	+16%	$14.7B–$15.9B	$4.86–$5.20	12
2028	$16.8B	+10%	$5.80	+14%	$15.6B–$18.2B	$5.76–$5.87	15
2029	$18.3B	+9%	$6.51	+12%	$17.4B–$19.3B	$6.11–$6.96	10
2030	$19.9B	+9%	$7.31	+12%	$19.0B–$21.0B	$6.85–$7.81	7

A reported year shows the company's figures, with the consensus beside it (revenue against it in %). Reported EPS is GAAP diluted; the analysts' EPS usually leaves items such as stock compensation out, so the two are not like for like. Faded: a year the valuation models do not read — they read the first 3, and a later one only while 10 or more analysts cover every year up to it — or one under 5 analysts.

The analysts at a glance

$118.50median target, 13% above the last close

Firms with a target · last 90 days: 4
Lowest – highest target: $105.00 – $128.00
Current grades of 15 firms: positive / neutral / negative: 12 / 3 / 0
Upgrades / downgrades · 12 months: 1 / 1
Consensus revenue growth · next 3 FY: +9% a year

Current grades

each firm's latest · 15 firms

As of	Firm	Grade
2026-10-13	Keybanc	“Overweight”
2026-10-13	J.P. Morgan	“Overweight”
2026-10-12	Truist	“Buy”
2026-09-18	Morgan Stanley	“Equal Weight”
2026-08-17	Evercore ISI	“Outperform”
2026-07-22	BMO Capital	“Outperform”
2026-06-10	Mizuho	“Outperform”
2026-06-03	Barclays	“Overweight”
2026-05-05	Citigroup	“Neutral”
2026-04-30	Wells Fargo	“Overweight”

5 more

2026-04-30	Scotiabank	“Sector Outperform”
2026-04-30	UBS	“Buy”
2026-04-20	Seaport Global	“Neutral”
2026-04-20	Jefferies	“Buy”
2026-04-06	Argus Research	“Buy”

Grade changes

last 24 months · 7

Date	Firm	Grade
2026-06-10	Evercore ISI	“In Line” → “Outperform” upgrade
2026-04-20	Seaport Global	“Buy” → “Neutral” downgrade
2025-10-03	Scotiabank	“Sector Perform” → “Sector Outperform” upgrade
2025-05-14	Keybanc	“Sector Weight” → “Overweight” upgrade
2024-12-04	Keybanc	“Overweight” → “Sector Weight” downgrade
2024-11-04	Morgan Stanley	“Underweight” → “Equal Weight” upgrade
2024-11-04	Bank of America	“Buy” → “Neutral” downgrade

53 older than 24 months

2024-09-17	Barclays	“Equal Weight” → “Overweight” upgrade
2024-06-12	Ladenburg Thalmann	“Buy” → “Neutral” downgrade
2023-11-21	Bank of America	“Neutral” → “Buy” upgrade
2023-11-06	UBS	“Neutral” → “Buy” upgrade
2023-10-05	Keybanc	“Sector Weight” → “Overweight” upgrade
2023-06-01	Evercore ISI	“Outperform” → “Neutral” downgrade
2023-01-03	Bank of America	“Buy” → “Neutral” downgrade
2022-09-06	UBS	“Buy” → “Neutral” downgrade
2022-01-10	Vertical Research	“Buy” → “Hold” downgrade
2022-01-06	Morgan Stanley	“Equal Weight” → “Underweight” downgrade
2021-04-29	Vertical Research	“Hold” → “Buy” upgrade
2021-03-08	Keybanc	“Overweight” → “Sector Weight” downgrade
2021-01-21	Evercore ISI	“In Line” → “Outperform” upgrade
2020-11-16	Wolfe Research	“Peer Perform” → “Outperform” upgrade
2020-06-05	UBS	“Neutral” → “Buy” upgrade
2020-05-21	BMO Capital	“Market Perform” → “Outperform” upgrade
2020-04-27	Argus Research	“Hold” → “Buy” upgrade
2020-04-02	Citigroup	“Buy” → “Neutral” downgrade
2020-02-20	BMO Capital	“Market Perform” → “Perform” revised
2019-10-31	UBS	“Buy” → “Neutral” downgrade
2019-09-09	J.P. Morgan	“Neutral” → “Overweight” upgrade
2019-09-06	Morgan Stanley	“Overweight” → “Equal Weight” downgrade
2019-04-18	Morgan Stanley	“Equal Weight” → “Overweight” upgrade
2019-03-11	Macquarie	“Neutral” → “Outperform” upgrade
2018-08-03	UBS	“Neutral” → “Buy” upgrade
2018-07-24	Scotia Howard Weil	“Sector Perform” → “Perform” revised
2018-07-20	Goldman Sachs	“Neutral” → “Buy” upgrade
2017-11-17	Mizuho	“Neutral” → “Buy” upgrade
2017-10-16	Jefferies	“Hold” → “Buy” upgrade
2017-10-13	Citigroup	“Neutral” → “Buy” upgrade
2017-09-21	Morgan Stanley	“Underweight” → “Equal Weight” upgrade
2017-03-16	Wells Fargo	“Market Perform” → “Outperform” upgrade
2016-11-22	Bank of America	“Neutral” → “Underperform” downgrade
2016-10-27	Morgan Stanley	“Equal Weight” → “Underweight” downgrade
2016-10-24	Wolfe Research	“Peer Perform” → “Underperform” downgrade
2016-08-22	Guggenheim	“Neutral” → “Buy” upgrade
2016-04-12	Bank of America	“Neutral” → “Buy” upgrade
2016-04-01	Goldman Sachs	“Neutral” → “Buy” upgrade
2016-02-19	Barclays	“Outperform” → “Equal Weight” downgrade
2015-10-19	Goldman Sachs	“Sell” → “Neutral” upgrade
2015-09-24	UBS	“Neutral” → “Sell” downgrade
2015-09-22	Barclays	“Equal Weight” → “Overweight” upgrade
2015-07-28	Goldman Sachs	“Neutral” → “Sell” downgrade
2015-04-29	BMO Capital	“Outperform” → “Market Perform” downgrade
2014-12-15	Citigroup	“Sell” → “Neutral” upgrade
2014-12-15	Morgan Stanley	“Underweight” → “Equal Weight” upgrade
2014-10-09	Macquarie	“Outperform” → “Neutral” downgrade
2014-07-09	J.P. Morgan	“Neutral” → “Hold” revised
2014-06-11	UBS	“Sell” → “Neutral” upgrade
2014-06-06	BMO Capital	“Market Perform” → “Outperform” upgrade
2014-05-06	Wolfe Research	“Underperform” → “Peer Perform” upgrade
2014-01-06	Wells Fargo	“Outperform” → “Market Perform” downgrade
2014-01-03	Citigroup	“Hold” → “Sell” downgrade

Targets, grades and estimates are quoted from third parties (via Financial Modeling Prep) and are theirs, not ours; each target links to the report it was published in. A firm counts once, at its latest target or grade.