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This 6.8%-Yielding Dividend Stock Has a $6 Billion Growth Spurt Coming in 2025
Enterprise Products Partners (NYSE: EPD) has been one of the most consistent growers in the energy midstream sector. The master limited partnership (MLP) has increased its cash distribution (which yields 6.8%) for 26 straight years. That's due to the durability of its cash flow and its investments to expand its extensive midstream system.While the MLP tends to grow relatively steadily, this year will be a bit of an outlier. It has $6 billion of growth capital projects on track to enter service through the end of the year. Because of that, its growth rate should accelerate as it heads into 2026, giving it plenty of fuel to continue increasing its lucrative distribution. Enterprise Products Partners recently reported its first-quarter results. The midstream company generated $2 billion in distributable cash flow, a 5% increase from the prior year. The MLP "continued to benefit from Permian-driven volume growth and consistent domestic and international energy demand pull across our midstream infrastructure system," stated co-CEO Jim Teague in its earnings press release. The company delivered record natural gas processing and gas pipeline volumes during the period. Continue reading
Enterprise Products Partners (NYSE: EPD) has been one of the most consistent growers in the energy midstream sector. The master limited partnership (MLP) has increased its cash distribution (which yields 6.8%) for 26 straight years. That's due to the durability of its cash flow and its investments to expand its extensive midstream system.
While the MLP tends to grow relatively steadily, this year will be a bit of an outlier. It has $6 billion of growth capital projects on track to enter service through the end of the year. Because of that, its growth rate should accelerate as it heads into 2026, giving it plenty of fuel to continue increasing its lucrative distribution.
Enterprise Products Partners recently reported its first-quarter results. The midstream company generated $2 billion in distributable cash flow, a 5% increase from the prior year. The MLP "continued to benefit from Permian-driven volume growth and consistent domestic and international energy demand pull across our midstream infrastructure system," stated co-CEO Jim Teague in its earnings press release. The company delivered record natural gas processing and gas pipeline volumes during the period.
