-- 独立研究机构CFRA向提供了以下研究报告。CFRA分析师的观点总结如下: ET公布的第一季度每股收益为0.35美元,低于市场普遍预期的0.37美元,相差0.02美元,主要原因是利息支出增加,而非运营疲软。尽管收益未达预期,但调整后EBITDA增长20%至49.4亿美元,可分配现金流增长17%至27亿美元,这主要得益于各业务板块的强劲销量增长。该合伙企业实现了多项销量纪录,包括NGL终端吞吐量(+19%)、NGL出口量(+19%)和原油运输量(+8%),其中NGL业务板块贡献了11.6亿美元的EBITDA(+19%)。管理层将2026年调整后EBITDA预期从174.5亿美元至178.5亿美元上调至182亿美元至186亿美元,中值增加5.5亿美元。预计增长资本支出将达到 55 亿至 59 亿美元,数据中心和发电等新兴需求驱动因素将支持未来的增长,其中包括已批准的 6 亿美元 Springerville 侧线项目以及为新的发电厂负荷提供服务的协议,这些协议将提供约 3 亿立方英尺/天的天然气供应。
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