D Fair Value — Dominion Energy Inc

Utilities · Institutional-depth multi-model valuation on Equity Rank

Current Price
$67.53
Consensus Fair Value
$49.39
Margin of Safety
-26.9%

How D's valuation models agree

Equity Rank computed model fair value for D from 8 independent valuation methods with sufficient data. 0 place fair value above the current price of $67.53, and 8 place it below. The model-blended estimate lands at $49.39 — a model fair value differential of 26.9% below the current price under these model assumptions. The larger group places fair value below the current price.

Models: FV above price
0
Models: FV below price
8
Models compared
8

Each method (DCF, Graham Number, EPV, Three-Stage DCF, DDM, Residual Income, Justified Price-to-Book, and more) is weighted by historical sector accuracy. Model-derived and informational only — not investment advice.

D fundamental profile

Equity Rank's fundamental strength composite scores D at 64.1/100 (B, Solid), blending profitability, balance-sheet, and cash-flow quality. Over the trailing three years, gross margin has moved +3.3 pp. Its SAVE composite score has moved -5.1 over the past 30 days.

A composite quality metric for research context — not a rating, recommendation, or directional signal.

About D

Dominion Energy Inc (D) is analyzed on Equity Rank using the S·A·V·E framework: Sentiment, Analyst consensus, Valuation (DCF, Graham, multiples), and Earnings quality. The consensus fair value is a blend of multiple models designed to surface potential mispricings versus current market price.

Equity Rank provides institutional-depth valuation research on 3,000+ US equities. Data is refreshed daily and combines quantitative models with AI-driven qualitative analysis.

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