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Halal screening by sector

Halal Utilities stocks

US Utilities stocks screened against the AAOIFI standard: business activity, interest-bearing debt, cash and interest income. Below are the largest halal ones by market cap.

Halal

4

Not halal

96

Doubtful

2

Not enough data

2

4% of the sector is halal · 104 listed companies in total

Why companies in this sector pass or fail

Electric, gas and water utilities are regulated, stable businesses, but they build infrastructure almost entirely with debt. Most of them fail the debt ratio, so halal stocks are very rare in this sector.

This is a general observation, not a fatwa. Every company is screened individually — the result is on its own page, with the ratios. Methodology

Not halal — by reason

96 companies are currently not halal. One company can fail for several reasons; the interest-income test only applies once the debt and cash ratios pass.

  • Interest-bearing debt ≥ 30% (of market cap)86 · 90%
  • Cash & investments ≥ 30%15 · 16%
  • Interest (non-compliant) income ≥ 5%2 · 2%
  • Other (collapsed market cap, no revenue, etc.)1 · 1%

Largest halal stocks — Utilities

The 4 largest by market cap. Open any row for the full stock page — ratios, formula and date.

#CompanyMarket capPriceDebtCashInterest income
1SOLV Energy, Inc.MWH$5.02B23.961.77.30.3
2Fluence Energy, Inc.FLNC$1.24B5.819.216.6—
3Hallador Energy CompanyHNRG$605.8M11.718.45.20.1
4Consolidated Water Co. Ltd.CWCO$478.0M28.240.027.82.0

Ratios in percent; limits: debt < 30%, cash < 30%, interest income < 5%.

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Frequently asked questions

Which Utilities stocks are halal?
According to our AAOIFI-based screening, 4 of 104 listed Utilities companies are halal. The largest by market cap: SOLV Energy, Inc. (MWH), Fluence Energy, Inc. (FLNC), Hallador Energy Company (HNRG), Consolidated Water Co. Ltd. (CWCO). The full list and each company's ratios are on the stock pages.
Why are some Utilities companies not halal?
Electric, gas and water utilities are regulated, stable businesses, but they build infrastructure almost entirely with debt. Most of them fail the debt ratio, so halal stocks are very rare in this sector.
Is this a fatwa or investment advice?
No. This is the result of automated screening based on public data. It is neither a fatwa nor an investment recommendation. Consult a scholar or adviser you trust before making decisions.
How often are the results updated?
Screening runs every day: when a new quarterly report comes out, the ratios are recalculated and the status may change. Each stock page shows the date it was checked.

Terms

Not a fatwa and not investment advice. Screening is automated from public financial reports and may be wrong or out of date.