
SOMN · NYSE
Southern Company is a U.S. utility company whose core business is supplying electricity and related energy services to customers. Its operations are described in the supplied evidence only at the utility level; no segment revenue or contribution breakdown is provided, so the relative shares of regulated power, gas, generation, or other activities cannot be stated defensibly. The parent reported $28.9 billion of FY2025 revenue and $4.3 billion of net income, compared with $26.8 billion and $4.4 billion, respectively, in FY2024. SOMN represents 2025 Series A Corporate Units associated with Southern Company.
SOMN fell $1.04, or 2.07%, to $49.28 over the period. The decline was gradual at first, with closes slipping from $50.32 on July 28 to $49.68 on July 30, before a much heavier July 31 session produced another modest loss to $49.65. The security then dropped to $49.17 on August 3 and recovered $0.11 on August 4, leaving the week near its low. The largest volume was recorded on July 31 at 132,005 units, followed by 72,908 on August 4, versus roughly 10,000-38,700 earlier in the period. The supplied evidence identifies no company-specific news, so the move is best described as trading weakness with episodic volume rather than a disclosed fundamental catalyst.
SOMN Q2 2026 Earnings: EPS Beats Estimates by 9.58% as Shares Edge Lower - Revenue Surprise HistorySouthern Company SOMN UNIT 12/15/28 offers 7.12...SOMN: This Backdoor Way Of Owning Southern Company Rates A Strong Buy (NYSE:SOMN)Southern (SOMN) Update: Moves 1.80% Lower to $48.05 at the Close; Range Check: the Price Remains Bounded by the Supplied Support and Resistance in the Available Record - Catalyst Driven StocksSouthern (SOMN) Update: Moves 1.80% Lower to $48.05 at the Close; Range Check: the Price Remains Bounded by the Supplied Support and Resistance in the Available Record - Liquidity SweepJohn B. Sanfilippo & Son: Don't Go Nuts Over One Tough Quarter