EPD's hefty 6.79% distribution yield, fee-based earnings and steady unit gains underscore its stable midstream model.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company delivered strong Q4 earnings, driven by networking segment momentum and significant non-GAAP gross margin expansion. The Juniper acquisition doubled HPE's networking operations, fueling a 150% Y/Y surge in networking revenue and supporting a raised EPS outlook. HPE's GreenLake Cloud platform achieved 68% Y/Y ARR growth, signaling a successful pivot to recurring, consumption-based services.
Enterprise Products Partners and Energy Transfer dominate the midstream sector but offer distinct value propositions: conservative organic growth versus aggressive M&A expansion. Future growth drivers diverge: EPD capitalizes on rising global NGL export demand, while ET is positioned to benefit from the AI-driven data center energy boom. Financial profiles appeal to different investor types: EPD offers "sleep-well-at-night" reliability with 27 years of hikes, while ET provides a higher yield and valuation discount.
| - Industry | - Sector | Mr. Leonard D. Jaroszuk CEO | OTC GREY Exchange | CA29373A3038 ISIN |
| US Country | - Employees | - Last Dividend | 29 Jun 2015 Last Split | 27 Aug 2007 IPO Date |
Enterprise Group, Inc. operates as a multifaceted equipment rental and construction services company within Canada, primarily serving utility, energy, and construction industries. Based in St. Albert, Canada, through its subsidiaries, the company has established itself in the specialty equipment rental business. Catering mainly to the construction and oil and gas sectors, Enterprise Group, Inc. has built a reputation for providing high-quality, reliable equipment and services tailored to the unique needs of its clients.
This service encompasses a broad spectrum of on-site rental solutions and infrastructure services for the oilfield sector, including: