
EPD Stock Forecast & Price Target
EPD Analyst Ratings
Bulls say
Enterprise Products Partners demonstrates solid growth potential, underpinned by increased confidence in volume growth, particularly with approximately 600 wells anticipated to be connected in the Midland region by 2026. The extension of a significant contract from a natural gas generating plant in Michigan is expected to yield an 85% increase in EBITDA starting in 2030, further bolstering revenue prospects. Additionally, despite a modest rise in total debt to $33.6 billion by the end of the third quarter of 2025, EPD maintains a positive outlook on its transportation volumes, reflecting overall stability and growth in cash flows.
Bears say
The negative outlook on Enterprise Products Partners's stock is largely attributed to the anticipated decline in EBITDA contributions from existing contracts, particularly the MCV contract, which is projected to decrease from approximately $85 million in 2023 to around $45 million by 2027. Additionally, while the company expects its capex budget to decline significantly in 2026, the overall long-term capex guidance remains below prior levels, indicating potential limitations in growth and investment. Furthermore, primary risks such as rising interest rates, a decline in natural gas demand, and decreased energy commodity prices could adversely affect the company's financial stability and access to capital.
This aggregate rating is based on analysts' research of Enterprise Products Partners and is not a guaranteed prediction by Public.com or investment advice.
EPD Analyst Forecast & Price Prediction
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