Who Owns Southern California Edison?

What does Edison International own?

Edison International owns Southern California Edison, one of the nation's largest electric utilities serving about 15 million people across 50,000 square miles of Central and Southern California, plus the small Edison Energy advisory business. SCE is essentially the whole company.

Is Edison International publicly traded?

Yes. Edison International trades on the NYSE under ticker EIX and is an S&P 500 component. It formed as a holding company in 1987 to own SCE and other businesses.

Who founded Edison International?

Edison International was formed as a corporate holding company in 1987 rather than founded in the entrepreneurial sense. Its principal subsidiary, Southern California Edison, traces to the Edison Electric Company of Los Angeles, established in 1886.

Where is Edison International headquartered?

Edison International is headquartered in Rosemead, California, in Los Angeles County. SCE operates from the same campus, serving customers across Central and Southern California.

How many brands does Edison International own?

Edison International operates primarily through one utility brand, Southern California Edison, plus the residual Edison Energy advisory business. The holding company has no consumer-facing brands beyond SCE.

Who owns Edison International?

Edison International is publicly owned, with shares distributed among institutional investors and index funds led by Vanguard, BlackRock, and State Street. No single investor controls the company.

What were Edison International's 2025 results?

For 2025 Edison International reported operating revenue of $19.3 billion, net income of $4.5 billion or $11.58 per share including $2.96 billion in wildfire claim recoveries, and core earnings of $2.5 billion or $6.55 per share, above guidance. SCE's rate base reached $48.2 billion.