OGS · Analysis updated Nov 10, 2026, 6:00 PM ET

Why is ONE Gas, Inc. (OGS) stock moving?

ONE Gas reported Q3 2026 adjusted EPS of $0.53, beating the $0.47 estimate, but sales of $391.3M missed the $398.95M estimate. The company raised its FY2026 adjusted EPS guidance to $4.95-$5.01 from $4.83-$4.95, above the $4.90 consensus, and narrowed GAAP EPS guidance to $4.70-$4.76, slightly above the $4.75 estimate. A 68-cent quarterly dividend was declared. Scotiabank (Sector Outperform, $87 target) and Wells Fargo (Equal-Weight, $86 target) both raised targets on Nov 4. The stock rose from $78.25 on Oct 22 to $82.30 on Nov 10, with the strongest volume of the window (1.24M shares) on the last session. Shares rose about 1.8% on Nov 2 and 1.4% on Nov 3 on heavy volume (974K). The Nov 5 intraday high of $84.65 was followed by a retreat to $80.92 by Nov 6, so sellers emerged near that level. The main negative is the revenue miss; the positives are the EPS beat and guidance raise. Analyst targets sit only modestly above the current price.

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About ONE GAS, INC.

Utilities · Gas Utilities (regulated natural gas distribution)

ONE Gas is a Tulsa, Oklahoma-based utility that delivers natural gas to more than 2.3 million homes and businesses in Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas through its Kansas Gas Service, Oklahoma Natural Gas and Texas Gas Service divisions. All of its business is regulated, with no unregulated side businesses, and it is the largest gas distributor in Kansas and Oklahoma and the third-largest in Texas by customer count.

How it makes money

Almost all of its revenue comes from the rates customers pay for natural gas delivery, which state regulators approve. These rates are designed to let the company recover its operating costs and earn a return on its invested capital, called its rate base (expected to average about $6.3 billion in 2026). The cost of the gas itself is mostly passed through to customers at no markup, so profit grows mainly through rate increases, customer growth and pipe-replacement spending of roughly $800 million a year that adds to the rate base. Residential customers make up the largest share of its revenue, and revenue swings with the seasons, peaking in winter heating months.

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