Energy Transfer: Why I Am Loving This 7%-Yielding Midstream Play
Summary:
- Energy Transfer is a well-run midstream company with consistent growth in EBITDA and distributions, offering stable and low-risk cash flows.
- The company has a significant pipeline footprint, focusing on natural gas, and benefits from growing energy demand in the U.S.
- Strategic acquisitions, like Crestwood Equity Partners and WTG Midstream, have bolstered Energy Transfer’s operational footprint and long-term distributable cash flow growth.
- Trading at an attractive valuation with a 7% yield, ET is poised for future growth, despite potential risks from green energy legislation.
Energy Transfer (NYSE:ET) is a well-run midstream company that has achieved consistent growth in key financial metrics, including revenue, EBITDA, distributable cash flow and distributions. Energy Transfer offers investors a very stable distribution coverage profile as well as organic and acquisition-driven growth potential, especially
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