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WECNYSEElectric & Other Services CombinedFiscal year ends December 31

WEC ENERGY GROUP, INC.

Financials through Q2 FY2026, quarter ended Jun 30, 2026Last filing: 10-Q on Aug 4, 2026
$107.00−1.71 (-1.57%)

Close on Oct 19, 2026

Market cap
$35.19B
P/E (TTM)
20.7
Dividend yield
3.34%

About Wec Energy

Electric & Other Services Combined, SIC 4931

WEC Energy Group, Inc. is an energy holding company that provides regulated electricity and natural gas utility services, as well as renewable energy and nonregulated renewable energy operations. Its utility activities are organized into reportable segments covering operations across Wisconsin, Illinois, and other states. The company generates, transmits, and distributes electricity, distributes natural gas, transports third-party natural gas, and supplies steam for heating and industrial processes. Its customer base includes residential consumers, small and large commercial and industrial entities, electric cooperatives, municipal joint action agencies, and wholesale power purchasers across sectors such as manufacturing, paper production, health care, real estate, and education.

Headquartered in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, the company conducts its utility and energy operations primarily across the Midwestern United States, serving communities in Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan, and Minnesota. In addition, it holds an equity stake in an electric transmission entity operating in those four states. Its physical infrastructure encompasses 8,375 megawatts of owned electric generation capacity, natural gas distribution networks, underground gas storage fields including the Manlove Field facility, and liquefied natural gas storage plants.

Summary of the business section of Wec Energy's latest annual report, written by StockData.

Company profile

Company

Legal name
WEC ENERGY GROUP, INC.
Founded
1981
Headquarters
Milwaukee, WI
Address
231 W Michigan St, P O Box 1331 53201
Phone
(414) 221-2345
Employees
4,504, Dec 31, 2012
Industry
Electric & Other Services Combined
Incorporated in
Wisconsin
Fiscal year ends
December 31
Auditor
DELOITTE & TOUCHE LLP, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Stock & identifiers

Ticker
WEC
Exchange
NYSE
Shares outstanding
326M, Jun 30, 2026
Public float
$33.50B, Jun 30, 2025
Filer category
Large accelerated filer
Stock splits
2-for-1, May 5, 2011; 2-for-1, Mar 2, 2011; 3-for-2, Jul 1, 1992; 2-for-1, Jul 1, 1987; 3-for-2, Jul 28, 1982
SEC CIK
783325
CUSIP
92939U106
ISIN
US92939U1060
LEI
549300IGLYTZUK3PVP70
EIN
39-1391525

Executives and directors

Officers and directors who filed ownership reports (Forms 3, 4, 5) in the last two years

NamePositionShares owned
Scott J. LauberPresident and CEO, Director73,542
Daniel KruegerEVP WEC Infrastructure12,891
Caroline M. GarciaVice President and Controller–
Anthony ReeseVice President and Treasurer5,216
Michael HooperEVP & Chief Operating Officer7,720
Margaret C. KelseyExecutive VP & General Counsel17,981
Mary Beth StrakaSr. VP-Corp Comm & Inv Rel4,707
Joshua M. EricksonVP and Deputy General Counsel9,325
Robert M. GarvinExec Vice President - Ext Affs16,661
Molly A. MulroyEVP & Chief Admin Officer14,804
William J. GucVice President & Controller9,277
Xia LiuEVP and CFO23,548
William MastorisVice President8,286
Ulice Payne JrDirector19,588
Danny L. CunninghamDirector8,536
Thomas K. LaneDirector12,944
Mary Ellen StanekDirector4,204
Gale E. KlappaDirector283,887
Warner L. BaxterDirector3,353
Cristina A. Garcia-ThomasDirector3,187
Glen E. TellockDirector10,067
Maria C. GreenDirector1,689
John D. LangeDirector3,353
William M. Farrow IIIDirector5,753
Ave M. BieDirector3,264

CEO pay and shareholder return

Pay versus performance table from the proxy statement

Fiscal yearCEO total payCEO pay actually paidOther executives (avg)Value of $100 investedPeer group
FY2025
Fletcher
$0$0$3.64M$135$149
FY2025
Lauber
$12.19M$20.87M$3.64M$135$149
FY2024
Fletcher
$0$0$4.74M$117$129
FY2024
Lauber
$10.95M$16.22M$4.74M$117$129
FY2023
Fletcher
$0$0$5.19M$101$111
FY2023
Lauber
$9.55M$5.71M$5.19M$101$111

“Actually paid” adjusts reported pay for changes in the value of equity awards. Shareholder return assumes $100 invested at the start of the measurement period, as disclosed by the company.

Corporate history

Events identified from SEC filings