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StocksMedium•16 April 2026•

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Dominion Energy Extends Credit Agreement Maturities to 2031 to Boost Liquidity

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Key Facts

1Dominion Energy extended the maturity date of its Sustainability Revolving Credit Agreement to April 7, 2029.

Dominion Energy has successfully amended its credit facilities to extend the maturity dates of its core financial agreements, enhancing its long-term liquidity profile. The company extended its Sustainability Revolving Credit Agreement to April 7, 2029, which includes options for two additional one-year extensions. Furthermore, the Core Revolving Credit Agreement maturity was pushed back to April 8, 2031, following formal consent from the lending syndicate. This strategic move is designed to defer debt obligations and significantly reduce near-term refinancing risks. These extensions demonstrate strong lender confidence in the company's long-term creditworthiness and operational stability. By securing these terms, Dominion Energy strengthens its financial flexibility to support ongoing operations and future investments.