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調査速報:MPC:第1四半期の精製マージンが好調

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-- 独立系調査会社CFRAは、に対し、以下の調査レポートを提供しました。CFRAのアナリストは、以下のように見解をまとめています。MPCは、第1四半期に前年同期の0.24ドルの損失から1.65ドルの調整後EPSへと大幅に業績を伸ばし、市場予想を0.90ドル上回りました。この好業績は、精製マージンが1バレルあたり13.38ドルから17.74ドルへと33%大幅に拡大したことが要因であり、その結果、R&Mセグメントの調整後EBITDAは4億8,900万ドルから14億ドルへと急増しました。MPCは、第1四半期に稼働を開始したゲイリービル・ジェット燃料設備の柔軟性向上プロジェクトをはじめ、エルパソFCCのアップグレードおよびロビンソン・ジェット燃料設備プロジェクトなど、企業価値向上につながるプロジェクトを推進しており、これらのプロジェクトは2026年の完成を目指しています。経営陣は第2四半期の精製操業費を1バレル当たり5.65ドルと予測しており、これは第1四半期の高水準であった1バレル当たり6.23ドルから約10%の減少を意味します。当社は、同社の15億ドルの設備投資見通しを好意的に見ており、そのうち65%が企業価値向上プロジェクトに充てられる予定です。MPLXは、24億ドルを有機的成長のための投資に充てており、その90%は天然ガスおよびNGLインフラに向けられ、2026年と2027年の両年において予想される年間12.5%の配当成長を支えています。

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