Essent in the news

Essent Group's Q3 2025 results show steady EPS and dividends amid declining net income, signaling a focus on capital returns despite housing market risks.

Essent Group's Q3 2025 earnings show stable mortgage insurance growth, strong credit quality, solid cash flow, and ongoing shareholder returns amid cautious diversification.

Essent Group shows strong earnings, dividend stability, and potential undervaluation driven by growth in credit risk services and share buybacks, despite housing market risks.

Essent Group reported Q3 2025 earnings of $164.2M, declared a $0.31 dividend, approved a $500M buyback, and received Moody's credit upgrades.

Essent Group Ltd. reported solid Q3 2025 earnings with $164.2M net income, declared a $0.31 dividend, and announced a $500M share buyback, supported by strong credit trends and Moody's rating upgrades.

Greenpeace activists are blocking coal deliveries to Essent's power plant, and the company is uncertain how long the blockade will continue.

Essent's winter campaign highlights loyalty benefits and uses ice skating stars to connect with customers during energy market uncertainty.

Tibber leads customer satisfaction among Dutch energy suppliers, with Essent top among major providers, while Frank Energie scores lowest due to service issues.

Essent Group Ltd. is rated 'Hold' by analysts, recently posted better-than-expected earnings, pays a modest dividend, and sees active insider and institutional trading.

J.P. Morgan downgraded Essent's stock to hold and lowered the target price to $65 based on analyst Richard Shane's assessment.

Barclays keeps a hold rating on Essent, raising its target price to $66 based on analyst Terry Ma's performance.

Vattenfall is cheapest for short-term contracts, Essent for long-term and solar feed-in costs, and Essent leads in customer satisfaction among Dutch energy suppliers.

Enphase Energy teams with Dutch Essent to launch a battery incentive program amid stock struggles and mixed investor sentiment, with valuation suggesting potential undervaluation if growth targets are met.

Essent Group's stock shows signs of significant undervaluation despite recent volatility, supported by strong long-term growth and multiple valuation analyses.

Barclays increased Essent Group's price target to $66, noting stable credit performance and cautious investor sentiment ahead of Q3 results.

Most expensive energy contracts in October are variable, costing households more due to lack of switching discounts, with Essent among major suppliers involved.

Barclays keeps Essent Group at Equal-Weight with a 10% upside target amid declining revenue and mixed institutional ownership changes.

Barclays and other analysts raised Essent Group's price targets, reflecting optimism about its mortgage insurance business and potential stock upside.

Enphase Energy's partnership with Essent in the Netherlands positions it to benefit from regulatory shifts away from net metering by 2027, boosting demand for battery storage and smart energy solutions.