Enterprise Products Partners

Enterprise Products Partners’ results are approaching and the company had delivered an all-around beat in the last quarter. Its strong financial performance was primarily driven by higher margins in the octane enhancement business of the company, contributions from Midland Basin assets that it acquired recently, and higher natural gas dispensation margins. The Permian processing plants have been running at a good capacity. The 2.5 Bcf per day Haynesville system of Enterprise is unique. In key basins, it has significant operations. Enterprise Products Partners has recently announced an expansion of footprints of three organic growth projects for supporting the ongoing production development in the basin. The management has recently approved one project which expands the company’s Shin Oak NGL pipeline with 275,000 barrels per day. The spot project of Enterprise Products Partners reached a vital milestone with FEIS for terminal putting in the federal registry. The company is expanding its systems in Haynesville above Gillis Lateral, which it put into service the previous year. We provide the stock of Enterprise Products Partners with a ‘Hold’ rating and a revision in the target price.