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加拿大皇家银行资本市场表示，威廉姆斯公司持续推进增长项目。

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-- 威廉姆斯公司 (WMB) 持续推进增长项目，包括其 Neo 电力创新项目。加拿大皇家银行资本市场 (RBC Capital Markets) 周三在一份报告中指出，该公司预计到 2030 年，已获批准项目的复合年增长率将达到 9%，但仍以 10% 为目标。 报告还指出，威廉姆斯公司预计 Neo 项目（投资额 23 亿美元）的建设倍数将达到 5 倍，这意味着每年可产生约 4.6 亿美元的 EBITDA。此外，Atlas 项目包含一项新的 13 年期协议，将为东北部的一个数据中心提供每日 1.64 亿立方英尺的输气管道，该数据中心预计将于年底前投入使用。 该券商表示，在强劲的第一季度业绩和对全年业绩的乐观预期支撑下，威廉姆斯公司管理层预计其 2026 年调整后 EBITDA 将达到 80.5 亿美元至 83.5 亿美元预期区间的上半部分。 分析师目前预测，威廉姆斯公司2026年和2027年的调整后EBITDA分别为83.9亿美元和92.9亿美元，可用运营资金分别为63.6亿美元和71.5亿美元。 加拿大皇家银行资本市场维持对威廉姆斯公司的“跑赢大盘”评级，并将目标价从82美元上调至83美元。 威廉姆斯公司股价周四下跌1.8%。

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