-- 独立研究机构CFRA向提供了以下研究报告。CFRA分析师总结如下: KMI第一季度盈利表现强劲,调整后每股收益为0.48美元,高于预期的0.34美元,超出市场预期0.09美元;调整后EBITDA为25.4亿美元,同比增长18%。天然气业务表现突出,运输量增长8%,集输量飙升15%,但原油和凝析油运输量下降12%。我们认为,受液化天然气出口和数据中心扩张的推动,天然气物流的短期需求依然旺盛,管道利用率已达90%,而十年前仅为74%。KMI重申了2026年调整后每股收益1.36美元(同比增长5%)和EBITDA 86亿美元(同比增长2%)的业绩指引,但管理层指出,公司目前的业绩增速比该指引高出3%。项目积压额小幅上升至101亿美元,其中92%为天然气项目。资产负债表持续改善,净债务与EBITDA之比从3.8倍降至3.6倍,自由现金流飙升73%至6.87亿美元。我们认为公司拥有足够的财务灵活性,可以继续提高股息或减少债务,季度股息上调2%至每股0.2975美元。
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