Edison International Stock Insiders

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USD 70.78 0.01 0.01%

Edison International's insiders are aggressively selling. The analysis of insiders' sentiment of trading Edison International stock suggests that virtually all insiders are panicking at this time. Edison International employs about 13.7 K people.

Kevin Payne CEO

President, Chief Executive Officer - SCE

Peter Taylor Chairman

Non-Executive Independent Chairman of the Board

Insider Sentiment

Mostly Selling

Selling

Buying

Latest Trades

	2026-01-29	Ro Khanna	Disposed @ 62.14
	2025-10-30	Peter J Taylor	Disposed 1800 @ 55.27		View

Following insider trading sentiment in Edison International can help investors add context around confidence, timing, and operating risk while the public narrative is still evolving. The signal is still regulated and disclosed under securities law, which is why the public filing record matters more than rumor or interpretation alone.

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Edison International's Workforce Through the Years

Employee-history analysis for Edison International can help investors see whether the business is expanding capacity, defending margins, or adjusting to softer demand. The present forecast points to approximately about 16,490 employees by April 2026, adding another checkpoint for evaluating operating execution.

Macro event markers

Dot-com Bubble

Housing Crash

Credit Downgrade

Yuan Drop

Covid

Interest Hikes

Latest Congressional Trading

Congressional trading tied to Edison International draws attention because lawmakers and their families are required to disclose transactions that could create perceived conflicts of interest. Current market capitalization is about 27.24 Billion. These disclosures do not automatically imply an edge, but they do create a public record that investors can monitor.

	2025-11-19	Representative Gilbert Cisneros	Acquired under $15,000		Verify
	2019-09-05	Representative Mikie Sherrill	Acquired under $15,000		Verify

Management Team Effectiveness

The company has Return on Asset of 3.81 % which means that for every $100 of assets, it generated a profit of $3.81. This is typical for the industry. In the same way, it shows a return on shareholders' equity (ROE) of 24.1 %, which means that it generated $24.1 on every $100 invested by stockholders.

As of yesterday, Net Income Applicable To Common Shares is positioned to expand toward approximately 4.7 B, while Common Stock Shares Outstanding is moving lower toward about 298.2 M.

Stock Institutional Investors

Institutions hold about 93.02% of Edison International while insiders own roughly 0.26%. Current market capitalization is about 27.24 Billion. At that level, fund flows and index rebalancing drive most of the daily volume. Shares outstanding are near 384.9 M. The small insider stake means governance incentives come more from pay packages than direct ownership.

		Shares
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Massachusetts Financial Services Company	2025-12-31	4.3 M
Franklin Resources Inc	2025-09-30	4.2 M
Jpmorgan Chase & Co	2025-09-30	4.1 M
Atlas Infrastructure Partners (uk) Ltd	2025-12-31	3.9 M
The Goldman Sachs Group Inc	2025-09-30	3.9 M
Ameriprise Financial Inc	2025-09-30	3.8 M
Allianz Asset Management Ag	2025-12-31	3.6 M
Vanguard Group Inc	2025-12-31	52.2 M
Blackrock Inc	2025-09-30	50.4 M

For a mid-cap like Edison International (27.24 Billion), benchmark pressure and redemption cycles can limit how institutional weight turns into price support. The business currently sits in the Utilities sector and the Utilities—Regulated Electric industry. Reading Edison International holder concentration alongside float turnover and volatility adds the best context for understanding how mid-cap ownership shapes price.

Insider Trading Activities

Reviewing insider trades in Edison International shows whether management is acting in line with the public story on growth and strategy. It trades on NYSE in US. The business currently sits in the Utilities sector and the Utilities—Regulated Electric industry.

		Kara Ryan six days ago Acquisition by Kara Ryan of 1449 shares of Edison International subject to Rule 16 b-3
		Steven Powell over three weeks ago Acquisition by Steven Powell of 56110 shares of Edison International at 74.42 subject to Rule 16 b-3
		Jill Anderson over three weeks ago Disposition of tradable shares by Jill Anderson of Edison International at 75.2 subject to Rule 16 b-3
		Beliveau-dunn Jeanne over a month ago Disposition of tradable shares by Beliveau-dunn Jeanne of Edison International at 62.28 subject to Rule 16 b-3
		Jill Anderson over two months ago Disposition of 2545 shares by Jill Anderson of Edison International subject to Rule 16 b-3
		Linda Stuntz over two months ago Disposition of tradable shares by Linda Stuntz of Edison International at 60.02 subject to Rule 16 b-3
		Beliveau-dunn Jeanne over a year ago Disposition of tradable shares by Beliveau-dunn Jeanne of Edison International at 54.0 subject to Rule 16 b-3
		Natalie Schilling over a year ago Disposition of 13320 shares by Natalie Schilling of Edison International at 54.31 subject to Rule 16 b-3
		Natalie Schilling over a year ago Disposition of 4068 shares by Natalie Schilling of Edison International at 64.59 subject to Rule 16 b-3
		Bowman Erica S over a year ago Disposition of 710 shares by Bowman Erica S of Edison International subject to Rule 16 b-3
		Bowman Erica S over a year ago Disposition of 710 shares by Bowman Erica S of Edison International subject to Rule 16 b-3
		Bowman Erica S over a year ago Disposition of 710 shares by Bowman Erica S of Edison International subject to Rule 16 b-3

Outstanding Bonds

Edison International may use bonds as part of its capital structure to fund operations, refinance liabilities, or support acquisitions and other long-duration investments. Longer-dated obligations can improve financing stability, but they also leave investors more exposed if the underlying business weakens before the debt matures.

	US281020AN70 Corp Bond US281020AN70	View
	EDISON INTL 4125 Corp Bond US281020AM97	View
	EIX 5 Corp Bond US281020AT41	View
	EIX 5375 Corp Bond US281020AS67	View
	EIX 695 15 NOV 29 Corp Bond US281020AW79	View
	Morgan Stanley 3971 Corp Bond US61744YAL20	View
	MGM Resorts International Corp Bond US552953CD18	View
	Valero Energy Partners Corp Bond US91914JAA07	View

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Corporate Filings

13A	26th of March 2026 An amended filing to the original Schedule 13G	View Verify
	13th of March 2026 Other Reports	View Verify
F4	4th of March 2026 The report filed by a party regarding the acquisition or disposition of a company's common stock, as well as derivative securities such as options, warrants, and convertible securities	View Verify
F4	3rd of March 2026 The report filed by a party regarding the acquisition or disposition of a company's common stock, as well as derivative securities such as options, warrants, and convertible securities	View Verify
F4	2nd of March 2026 The report filed by a party regarding the acquisition or disposition of a company's common stock, as well as derivative securities such as options, warrants, and convertible securities	View Verify
F4	27th of February 2026 The report filed by a party regarding the acquisition or disposition of a company's common stock, as well as derivative securities such as options, warrants, and convertible securities	View Verify
8K	26th of February 2026 Report filed with the SEC to announce major events that shareholders should know about	View Verify
F4	25th of February 2026 The report filed by a party regarding the acquisition or disposition of a company's common stock, as well as derivative securities such as options, warrants, and convertible securities	View Verify

The majority of Edison International's outstanding shares are owned by institutional investors. Institutional investors such as pension funds, mutual funds, and asset managers typically hold large positions as part of their investment mandates, managing money on behalf of clients or beneficiaries. As a result, they are subject to reporting requirements and oversight rules - such as 13F filings and position disclosure thresholds - that do not apply to individual retail investors. Approximately 93% of Edison International's shares are institutionally held, leaving 7% in the public float.

Shares in Circulation

First Issued

1985-09-30

Previous Quarter

385 M

Current Value

385 M

Average Shares Outstanding

371.1 M

Quarterly Volatility

47.4 M

Macro event markers

Black Monday

Oil Shock

Dot-com Bubble

Housing Crash

Credit Downgrade

Yuan Drop

Covid

Interest Hikes

Holders Distribution

A large institutional presence around Edison International deserves attention because well-resourced investors can establish or unwind positions quickly enough to change the market character of the security. This matters because getting in early on a sponsorship cycle may help, but getting caught near a large-holder exit can have the opposite effect.

Market Cap and Value

Market Cap Enterprise Value

Workforce Comparison

Edison International is rated second in number of employees among leading competitors. The total workforce of Utilities industry is currently estimated at about 68,729. Edison International retains roughly 13,725 in number of employees claiming about 20% of Utilities industry.

Workforce Capitalization Valuation Revenue Total debt

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Profit Margins

The company has Net Profit Margin of 23.0 %, which may indicate that the company has good control over its costs. This is above the sector average. In the same way, it shows Net Operating Margin of 36.0 %, which signifies that for every $100 of sales, the company has a net operating income of $36.0.

Current Value

Last Year

Change From Last Year

10 Year Trend

Gross Profit Margin

0.56

0.5783

Sufficiently Down

Very volatile

Insider Trading History

The buy-sell ratio in Edison International's insider history separates pay-related activity from trades based on conviction. Sustained buying at different price levels is a stronger signal than routine scheduled sales under 10b5-1 plans.

	Buy/Sell Ratio	# Purchases Trades	# Sales Trades	Total Shares Purchased	Total Shares Sold
2026-03-01	0.6579	50	76	746,373	276,150
2025-12-01	1.5	6	4	2,696	3,148
2025-03-01	0.7458	44	59	1,203,830	472,108
2024-12-01	0.2727	3	11	226,767	454,786
2024-09-01	0.4706	8	17	124,769	245,758
2024-06-01	1.3333	20	15	149,169	245,953
2024-03-01	0.7097	44	62	703,410	344,688
2023-09-01	1.0	4	4	19,834	23,209
2023-06-01	5.5	11	2	46,499	44,942
2023-03-01	0.8478	39	46	524,320	108,978
2022-09-01	0.5	1	2	2,673	2,674
2022-06-01	5.5	11	2	22,621	12,075
2022-03-01	0.7778	42	54	657,817	200,306
2021-12-01	0.5	4	8	13,361	59,892
2021-09-01	0.3333	1	3	2,630	2,861
2021-06-01	10.0	10	1	26,901	230.00
2021-03-01	0.9118	31	34	1,214,700	92,070
2020-09-01	0.6667	2	3	2,849	3,058
2020-06-01	10.0	10	1	27,478	230.00
2020-03-01	0.9655	28	29	986,210	52,524
2019-12-01	1.0	1	1	529.00	0.00
2019-09-01	0.2727	3	11	8,672	63,281
2019-06-01	9.0	9	1	22,771	113.00
2019-03-01	0.6809	32	47	934,400	151,943
2018-12-01	1.0	1	1	549.00	0.00
2018-09-01	0.5	1	2	1,580	1,581
2018-06-01	10.0	10	1	22,781	2,500
2018-03-01	0.9167	33	36	829,739	34,476
2017-12-01	0.7778	7	9	224,718	449,436
2017-09-01	0.7273	8	11	225,571	451,005
2017-06-01	1.4167	17	12	46,496	62,070
2017-03-01	0.8475	50	59	697,293	115,496
2016-12-01	0.8571	6	7	38,305	77,972
2016-09-01	0.6667	10	15	142,925	146,844
2016-06-01	1.1053	21	19	75,449	136,551
2016-03-01	1.2727	42	33	1,127,127	402,038
2015-12-01	0.3913	9	23	69,138	111,553
2015-09-01	0.7273	8	11	61,308	83,475
2015-06-01	2.2	11	5	21,121	7,069
2015-03-01	0.8667	39	45	1,036,078	197,043
2014-12-01	0.5	15	30	355,238	715,432
2014-09-01	1.0	2	2	101,418	201,924
2014-06-01	1.7	17	10	105,536	167,505
2014-03-01	0.75	48	64	1,315,331	992,190
2013-12-01	0.5	2	4	111,794	223,588
2013-09-01	0.6667	2	3	64,774	124,588
2013-06-01	1.5556	14	9	39,325	69,871
2013-03-01	0.9535	41	43	2,062,180	375,366
2012-12-01	0.5	2	4	42,686	85,372
2012-06-01	1.8	18	10	115,473	136,167
2012-03-01	0.7576	50	66	1,364,641	262,534
2011-12-01	0.8333	10	12	51,216	91,780
2011-06-01	2.8333	17	6	82,728	58,550
2011-03-01	1.3529	23	17	1,065,603	295,052
2010-12-01	0.5	2	4	150,644	283,213
2010-09-01	0.5	1	2	43,013	86,026
2010-06-01	1.875	15	8	86,393	103,770
2010-03-01	1.8	18	10	912,025	31,430
2009-12-01	0.6667	2	3	10,148	20,296
2009-09-01	0.5714	4	7	20,233	85,815
2009-06-01	20.0	20	1	85,756	0.00
2009-03-01	14.0	14	1	1,079,133	16,887
2008-12-01	0.6667	2	3	31,289	45,691
2008-09-01	0.2308	3	13	351,347	122,091
2008-06-01	0.449	22	49	298,449	458,100
2008-03-01	1.2	6	5	610,068	26,969
2007-12-01	0.1316	5	38	134,817	196,118
2007-06-01	0.2987	23	77	386,478	561,948
2007-03-01	0.5	14	28	878,567	679,542
2006-12-01	0.1957	9	46	395,591	556,492
2006-09-01	0.0606	2	33	42,509	156,036
2006-06-01	7.5	15	2	42,200	10,700
2006-03-01	0.2368	9	38	485,034	205,064
2005-12-01	0.2903	9	31	537,261	676,624
2005-09-01	0.1111	8	72	184,102	483,204
2005-06-01	0.3158	18	57	328,532	603,064
2005-03-01	0.72	18	25	1,111,282	528,463
2004-12-01	0.2917	21	72	781,926	930,626
2004-09-01	0.125	5	40	163,800	342,534
2004-06-01	2.6	13	5	68,000	5,000
2004-03-01	1.3571	19	14	1,678,655	149,367
2003-12-01	0.4545	20	44	482,535	646,122

Notable Stakeholders

Stakeholders matter for Edison International because not every influential participant is a shareholder acting with the same objective or time horizon. This becomes more informative when investors want to understand not just ownership, but influence, incentives, and strategic pressure points.

Kevin Payne	President, Chief Executive Officer - SCE	Profile
Peter Taylor	Non-Executive Independent Chairman of the Board	Profile
William Sullivan	Independent Chairman of the Board	Profile
Sam Ramraj	Vice President	Profile
J Murphy	Senior Vice President - Strategy and Corporate Development	Profile
Maria Rigatti	Chief Financial Officer, Executive Vice President	Profile
Jacqueline Trapp	Senior Vice President of Human Resources	Profile
Pedro Pizarro	President of Southern California Edison Company, Director	Profile
Erica Bowman	Vice President	Profile
Adam Umanoff	Executive Vice President, General Counsel	Profile
Andrew JD	President Energy	Profile
James Morris	Independent Director	Profile
Michael Camunez	Independent Director	Profile
Chee Chang	Independent Director	Profile
Keith Trent	Independent Director	Profile
Marcy Reed	Independent Director	Profile
Timothy Toole	Independent Director	Profile
Jeanne BeliveauDunn	Independent Director	Profile
Vanessa Chang	Independent Director	Profile
Linda Stuntz	Independent Director	Profile
Alisa Do	VP Secretary	Profile
Brendan Bond	VP Treasurer	Profile
Michael Henry	Assistant VP	Profile
Marta Slabe	VP Officer	Profile
Kara Ryan	Chief VP	Profile
Chonda Esq	Executive Counsel	Profile
Jill Anderson	Executive Vice President Operations, SCE	Profile
Timothy OToole	Independent Director	Profile
Carey Smith	Independent Director	Profile
Caroline Choi	Senior Vice President - Corporate Affairs, Edison International and Southern California Edison	Profile
Natalie Schilling	Senior Officer	Profile
Beth Foley	Vice Communications	Profile
Andrew Murphy	Senior Development	Profile
Adam JD	Executive Secretary	Profile
Michael Montoya	VP Officer	Profile
Steven Powell	Executive Vice President of Operations - SCE	Profile

Management Information & Data Sources

Edison International is a large-cap company across Electric Utilities, Utilities - Regulated Electric, Utilities. Board composition and governance structure frame oversight quality and strategic accountability. Compensation alignment between executives and shareholders is a key governance signal. CEO is Kevin Payne with 13,725 employees and 36 reported executives.

Unless otherwise specified, data for Edison International is compiled from periodic company reporting and market reference feeds and standardized for comparability. Analyst inputs may be included when coverage is available. Updates may occur throughout the day. Insider and management fields are mapped from published filings and company disclosures.

This content is curated and reviewed by:

Rifka Kats - Member of Macroaxis Editorial Board

Last reviewed on March 21st, 2026

Workforce Efficiency and Productivity

Investors reviewing Edison International can use workforce efficiency as another lens on execution, especially when comparing similar businesses in the same industry. The stronger interpretation compares these measures with sector norms because labor intensity varies meaningfully across industries.

Edison International Manpower Efficiency

Return on Edison International Manpower

	Revenue Per Employee	1.4M
	Revenue Per Executive	536.6M
	Net Income Per Employee	342.5K
	Net Income Per Executive	130.6M

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