WES
Western Midstream Partners, LP·Energy
40.83
0.548%(−0.23)
Market OpenLast Updated: — ET
52W L: $35.2552W H: $44.74
WES NEWS
seekingalpha.com
12h ago
Western Midstream: Strong Returns At The Current Valuation
Western Midstream (WES) offers a robust >9% distribution yield, supported by strong operational performance and disciplined cost management. WES achieved record adjusted EBITDA for three consecutive quarters, with 6% YoY growth and significant O&M expense reductions. Growth projects like North Loving II and the Pathfinder Pipeline underpin mid-single-digit EBITDA growth guidance for 2026 and future distribution increases.
seekingalpha.com
1d ago
My Favorite Midstream Company For 2026 And Beyond: Western Midstream
The United States operates more than three million miles of pipelines—by far the largest and most strategically important energy network in the world. Key energy basins are increasingly becoming gas-rich and water-intensive. With a 9% yield backed by long-term contracts and already-secured volume growth, Western Midstream Partners is quietly emerging as one of the most reliable and underappreciated income generators in the sector.
seekingalpha.com
3d ago
Western Midstream: A 9% Yield That Still Grows In A Downturn
Western Midstream offers stable EBITDA of ~$2.5–2.7B for 2026, underpinned by active cost and capital management. WES combines a ~9% yield with ~5% embedded EBITDA growth, supporting early double-digit total returns for income-focused investors. Fee-based and MVC contract structures, alongside structural cost reductions, anchor WES's resilience to volume and commodity price volatility.
seekingalpha.com
3d ago
Western Midstream: My Favorite High-Yield MLP Pick
Western Midstream remains a top MLP pick due to its sector-leading 8.9% yield and resilient fundamentals. The stock's high yield is driven by a below-average valuation multiple, not excessive leverage or weak fundamentals. The current situation in the oil markets is very likely to enhance the case even further (e.g., render the high dividend more durable).
seekingalpha.com
3d ago
2 Powerful 9-11% Yielding Income Machines: Only One Is A Buy
Despite significant market volatility creating seemingly attractive high yields across multiple sectors, not all income machines are created equal. I detail the factors that the market is overlooking that make Western Midstream Partners (WES) a compelling buy right now. I discuss the key factors that explain why an 11% yield is not enough to make me want to buy Capital Southwest (CSWC).
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4d ago
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