All Brands Owned by Vistra Corp.

What does Vistra Corp. own?
Vistra owns approximately 46,000 megawatts of generation capacity after the Cogentrix deal, including four nuclear plants, plus a retail business serving about 5 million customers under brands such as TXU Energy, Ambit, Dynegy, and Homefield Energy.

Is Vistra publicly traded?
Yes. Vistra Corp. trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker VST and has been a component of the S&P 500 since 2024.

When was Vistra founded?
The company was formed in 2016 when Texas Competitive Electric Holdings emerged from the Energy Future Holdings bankruptcy and rebranded as Vistra Energy. Its operational roots go back to 1882 through Texas utility predecessors.

Who is the CEO of Vistra?
Jim Burke has served as President and Chief Executive Officer since August 2022. He succeeded Curt Morgan, who led the company through its 2016 emergence from bankruptcy.

Is Vistra the same company as TXU?
TXU Energy is a retail electricity brand owned by Vistra. The original TXU Corporation was taken private in 2007 and restructured through bankruptcy; Vistra is the successor to its competitive businesses, but the regulated utility Oncor is now a separate company.

What is Vistra Vision?
Vistra Vision is the internal business unit holding the company's zero-carbon and customer-facing assets: nuclear plants, solar, battery storage, and the retail electricity brands. The fossil generation fleet sits in a parallel grouping called Vistra Tradition.