TXNM Energy, Inc. (TXNM) Covered Calls

TXNM Energy, Inc. is an energy holding company that provides regulated electricity services to approximately 800,000 homes and businesses across New Mexico and Texas. Operating through its primary subsidiaries, PNM and TNMP, the company manages a diverse portfolio of generation, transmission, and distribution assets. TXNM Energy is committed to a sustainable energy transition, aiming for 100% carbon-free generation by 2040 while maintaining grid reliability for its growing customer base.

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TXNM Energy, Inc. (TXNM) Stock Quote
Last Change Bid Ask Volume P/E Market Cap
59.10 +0.23 58.49 59.94 1.4M 34 6.4
Covered Calls For TXNM Energy, Inc. (TXNM)
Expiration Strike Call Bid Net Debit Return
If Flat		 Annualized
Return If Flat
Mar 20 60 0.00 59.94 0.0% 0.0%
Apr 17 60 0.00 59.94 0.0% 0.0%
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Core Business and Products

TXNM Energy, Inc. operates as a regulated utility holding company with two primary business segments: Public Service Company of New Mexico (PNM) and Texas-New Mexico Power Company (TNMP). The PNM segment is a vertically integrated utility providing generation, transmission, and distribution services to over 540,000 customers in New Mexico. TNMP operates as a transmission and distribution utility within the ERCOT power system, serving more than 260,000 customers in Texas. Together, these segments manage nearly 25,000 miles of power lines and a generation capacity exceeding 3.1 gigawatts.

The company’s revenue is primarily derived from regulated electricity sales and rate-based infrastructure investments. A key component of its current operations is the aggressive shift toward renewable energy and battery storage, with carbon-free resources already accounting for over 70% of its generation mix. In early 2026, the company advanced its "System Resiliency Plan," investing hundreds of millions of dollars to harden the grid against extreme weather events and support the rapidly growing energy demands of data centers and the petroleum industry along the Texas Gulf Coast.

Competitive Landscape

As a regulated utility, TXNM Energy operates as a legal monopoly within its designated service territories; however, it competes for capital and infrastructure projects within the broader energy sector. Primary competitors listed on the NYSE or NASDAQ with active, liquid options chains include NextEra Energy, Evergy, Edison International, and Alliant Energy. In the regional Southwest market, it also compares to IDACORP, Inc. and Portland General Electric. While it often interfaces with regional cooperatives and municipal utilities, those entities are not linked as they lack liquid public options.

Strategic Outlook and Innovation

TXNM Energy’s strategic landscape for 2026 is dominated by its pending $11.5 billion acquisition by Blackstone Infrastructure Partners. In February 2026, the Public Utility Commission of Texas approved a unanimous settlement for the transaction, citing $45 million in rate credits for customers as a key public interest benefit. While awaiting final regulatory approvals in New Mexico and at the federal level, the company continues to execute its five-year capital plan, which includes over $1 billion in annual investments starting in 2028 to support transmission expansion and grid modernization.

Innovation at TXNM Energy is focused on "Grid Intelligence" and high-voltage transmission projects. The company is a lead participant in the ERCOT Permian Basin Reliability Study, committing approximately $750 million to enhance power delivery for critical industrial customers through 2030. Additionally, PNM is deploying advanced smart meter technology and AI-driven load-balancing software to manage the increasing influx of intermittent solar and wind energy. Despite the absence of forward earnings guidance during the merger transition, the company maintains its long-term target of 6% to 7% EPS growth, supported by robust load growth in its high-demand Texas service areas.