Shares declined 1.7% following the quarter, reflecting investor caution despite increased full-year EBITDA guidance. Market concern appears centered on modest operational headwinds, including weather disruptions and maintenance downtime, tempering enthusiasm around near-term growth prospects.
- Reported first quarter adjusted EBITDA was $730 million, with crude oil segment delivering $582 million, impacted by winter weather effects and system maintenance.
- NGL segment outperformed with $145 million in adjusted EBITDA, benefiting from higher straddle production and improved frac spreads in March.
- Full-year 2026 adjusted EBITDA guidance was raised by $130 million to $2.88 billion, driven by NGL segment outperformance and operational optimizations.
- Growth capital maintained at $350 million; maintenance capital increased to $185 million due to extended NGL asset ownership through May.
- Pro forma leverage to decline to approximately 3.5x post-NGL sale, with expected net proceeds of $3.3 billion, $100 million above prior estimates.
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