Hawaiian Electric Industries, Inc. (HEI) is a holding company with its subsidiaries principally engaged in electric utility, banking, and non-regulated renewable/sustainable infrastructure businesses operating in the state of Hawaii.
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Analysis
Middle-of-the-road
Hawaiian Electric Industries, Inc. is a middle-of-the-road business: neither the economics nor the price stand out from the peer group.
The price is expensive. You pay 34.1× its owner earnings: the cash an owner could take out each year, which is in the historically expensive zone.
The trajectory is moderate and the balance sheet is stretched. The company scores 12/20 on our value-creation score: creating some value.
Nothing is flagged here: no red or amber gates, no divergence between profits and cash. That is itself information: the numbers are straightforward. As always: this describes the company's numbers; it is not a recommendation.
360° rank · history
1007550250
Jan 202381
59
2023202420252026
All-time high
88
Mar 2026
All-time low
53
Jan 2025
Average rank
67
across all years
Detailed & Historical Ranks
Deep dive into 15 detailed ranks and 3 years of history.
Current202520242023
Price/Sales
100
100
100
92
Price/Earnings
55
93
100
43
Price/Book
64
92
100
50
Dividend Yield
1
1
4
45
Value (overall)
48
79
86
61
Cells are coloured by rank band (red weak → green strong). Sentiment & 360° history begins 2023.