MPLX

NYSE:MPLX

MPLX

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50.86

−0.14%

−0.09

USD last updated 27/07 01:51:33

Last Close

50.95

25/07 22:30

Market Cap

42.51B

Beta: 1.42

Volume Today

1.93M

Avg: 1.78M

PE Ratio

10.44

PFCF: 8.24

Dividend Yield

8.63%

Payout:67.01%

J.W. Cole Advisors Inc. increased its stake in Marathon Petroleum (MPC) by 233.1% in Q1 2025, while other institutional investors also adjusted their holdings. Analysts raised price targets and ratings for MPC, and the company announced a quarterly dividend. MPC reported quarterly earnings that exceeded expectations, with a revenue decline of 4.1% YoY.

marketbeat.com

Piper Sandler raised its price target for Marathon Petroleum (MPC) to $182 from $175 while maintaining a Neutral rating before the Q2 earnings report. MPC reported a first-quarter net loss of $0.24 per share, adjusted EBITDA of $2 billion (a sequential decline), and 89% refining utilization. The company highlighted strong midstream performance, $1.3 billion in shareholder returns, and $619 million in MPLX distributions. However, renewable diesel utilization dropped to 70% due to unplanned downtime, and the company faced $1.1 billion in cash use from inventory builds.

gurufocus.com

Marathon Petroleum (MPC) reported a Q1 loss driven by planned maintenance and weak crack spreads, but its Q2 outlook is stronger with improved spreads and completed maintenance. The company's midstream assets, particularly MPLX, are key growth drivers, with Q1 midstream EBITDA rising 8%. However, MPC's dividend growth remains muted as the company prioritizes share buybacks over direct dividend payouts.

seekingalpha.com

The U.S. refining sector faces challenges in Q2 2025 due to weak diesel margins, oversupply, and regulatory pressures. Three major refiners—Valero Energy, Marathon Petroleum, and Phillips 66—strategically adapt to these challenges through cost-cutting, midstream expansion, and renewable fuel investments. Valero closes a high-cost refinery, doubles down on renewable diesel, and maintains liquidity. Marathon leverages midstream infrastructure and capital returns. Phillips 66 prioritizes regulatory compliance and renewable scalability, despite California's regulatory hurdles.

ainvest.com

The article discusses the role of midstream energy companies in the U.S. energy sector, highlighting their logistics and infrastructure functions. It details financial metrics, market caps, and operational expansions of companies like Energy Transfer LP, Enterprise Products Partners LP, Enbridge, Inc., MPLX LP, and Western Midstream Partners, LP, emphasizing their dividend yields, market positions, and growth strategies in response to energy demand and policy shifts.

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    Description

    MPLX LP owns and operates midstream energy infrastructure and logistics assets primarily in the United States. It operates in two segments, Logistics and Storage, and Gathering and Processing. The company is involved in the gathering, processing, and transportation of natural gas; gathering, transportation, fractionation, exchange, storage, and marketing of natural gas liquids;...Show More

    Earnings

    Earnings per Share (Estimate*)

    0.20.40.60.812017-04-272019-05-082021-05-042023-05-022024-10-29

    Revenue (Estimate*)

    500M1B1.50B2B2.50B3B3.50B2017-04-272019-05-082021-05-042023-05-022024-10-29

    *Estimate based on analyst consensus