-- 獨立研究機構CFRA向提供了以下研究報告。 CFRA分析師總結如下：MPC第一季獲利強勁超出預期，調整後每股盈餘為1.65美元，去年同期虧損0.24美元，超出市場預期0.90美元。強勁的業績主要得益於煉油利潤率的大幅提升，從每桶13.38美元增至17.74美元，增幅達33%，帶動煉油和維修業務部門調整後EBITDA從4.89億美元飆升至14億美元。 MPC正在推動多項增值項目，包括第一季投產的Garyville噴射發動機靈活性項目，以及計劃於2026年完工的El Paso FCC升級項目和Robinson噴射發動機項目。管理層預計第二季煉油營運支出為每桶5.65美元，較第一季較高的每桶6.23美元季減近10%。我們對該公司15億美元的資本支出前景持樂觀態度，其中65%將用於提升價值的項目。 MPLX正在投資24億美元用於內生成長，其中90%用於天然氣和液化天然氣基礎設施建設，以支持其在2026年和2027年實現12.5%的年度分紅增長預期。
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