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NYSE:HE 9 December 2025 - 12 January 2026

Hawaiian Electric stock jumps 8% into the weekend — here’s what matters before HE trades again

Hawaiian Electric stock jumps 8% into the weekend — here’s what matters before HE trades again

Hawaiian Electric Industries shares surged 8.1% Friday, closing at $14.77 after trading between $13.64 and $15.05 on heavy volume. The move followed a weaker U.S. jobs report and falling Treasury yields, which lifted utilities broadly. The Hawaii Supreme Court will hear a key case involving the company and insurers on Jan. 27. Hawaiian Electric recently agreed to a $47.75 million shareholder settlement over wildfire-related claims.
12 January 2026
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Hawaiian Electric stock jumps toward $15 after BlackRock stake filing and Maui wildfire settlement update

Hawaiian Electric stock jumps toward $15 after BlackRock stake filing and Maui wildfire settlement update

Hawaiian Electric Industries shares rose about 9% to $14.91 in New York midday trading Friday after news of a preliminary $47.75 million shareholder settlement over wildfire disclosures. BlackRock disclosed a 16.1% stake as of Dec. 31. The company’s gain outpaced major utility peers. A key Hawai‘i Supreme Court hearing in a related case is set for Jan. 27.
9 January 2026
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Hawaiian Electric Industries stock today: short interest climbs as Maui settlement timeline comes back into view

Hawaiian Electric Industries stock today: short interest climbs as Maui settlement timeline comes back into view

Hawaiian Electric Industries shares closed Monday up 3.2% at $12.51, with short interest rising to about 14.05 million shares, or 8% of the float, as of Dec. 15. Investors are watching legal dates tied to Maui wildfire settlements, with the first major payments not expected before early 2026. The stock traded between $12.15 and $12.73 on volume of 4.4 million shares.
30 December 2025
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Hawaiian Electric Industries (HE) Stock Today: Settlement Timeline, S&P 600 Inclusion, and What Analysts Expect Next (Dec. 19, 2025)

Hawaiian Electric Industries (HE) Stock Today: Settlement Timeline, S&P 600 Inclusion, and What Analysts Expect Next (Dec. 19, 2025)

Hawaiian Electric Industries shares fell about 4% to $11.66 on Dec. 19 as investors reacted to delays in Maui wildfire settlement payments, now pushed into 2026 amid ongoing court challenges. Jefferies maintained a Hold rating, citing progress but warning that cash outflows depend on unresolved litigation steps. HEI’s settlement obligation stands at $1.99 billion pre-tax.
19 December 2025
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Hawaiian Electric Industries (HE) Stock Soars on S&P 600 Inclusion – Latest News, Maui Settlement Update and 2026 Forecasts

Hawaiian Electric Industries (HE) Stock Soars on S&P 600 Inclusion – Latest News, Maui Settlement Update and 2026 Forecasts

Hawaiian Electric Industries stock surged over 11% on December 8, 2025, after S&P Dow Jones Indices announced its addition to the S&P SmallCap 600. Shares traded near $11.73 on December 9, with market cap at $2.1 billion. The move follows a year of legal pressure from Maui wildfire settlements, with analysts maintaining a “Hold” rating. Trading volume spiked to 1.4 million shares, well above normal levels.
9 December 2025
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Stock Market Today

  • Nasdaq Falls as Super Micro AI Chip Smuggling Charges Hit Market
    March 20, 2026, 12:01 PM EDT. The Nasdaq composite dropped about 1% on March 20, 2026, led by a sharp 28.37% plunge in Super Micro Computer shares following charges against its co-founder for conspiring to smuggle $2.5 billion of Nvidia AI chips to China. The indictment alleges complex export control violations, involving fake shipping documents and label swapping to mask shipments through Southeast Asia. Nvidia shares fell 1.66% given their exposure to Super Micro, and AMD dropped 2.32% amid sector-wide unease. The Invesco QQQ Trust also slipped 1%, extending its four-week losing streak amid ongoing geopolitical strains, including Iran tensions and volatile oil prices. Analysts question Super Micro's credibility and internal controls despite the charges targeting individuals rather than the firm itself.
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