Enterprise Products is experiencing growth in the Permian Basin with two new 300MMcf/d gas processing facilities and 3 on the way. Despite a bear market for natural gas, the firm is seeing strength in their liquids business, with crude oil and NGL volumes increasing in q1'24. Management plans to maintain a high capital budget through eFY24-25 before tapering off in eFY26, leading to significant growth potential for Enterprise.
Enterprise AI is the application of artificial intelligence to enterprise grade software to help organizations improve their productivity and efficiency. It's an area of AI that will undoubtedly produce some of the greatest stock investments moving forward.
HPE is set to capitalize on the growing AI market through a deepening partnership with Nvidia, offering comprehensive AI solutions for enterprises. I believe HPE's stock remains undervalued compared to the sector median, with strong projected EPS growth through 2028. The Nvidia conference at the HPE Discover event highlighted the transformative potential of their partnership, showcasing new products and hardware innovations.
Enterprise Products has been among the most consistent companies over the past two decades. The stock has an attractive, growing yield and solid growth prospects ahead of it.
EPD is a leading MLP with a strong track record, but has underperformed peers and the S&P 500. EPD's future looks promising with growing EBITDA, sustainable energy demand, and ownership alignment with investors. The proposed Sea Port oil export terminal and upcoming projects position EPD for growth and continued distribution increases.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co (NYSE:HPE) stock is seeing some volatility amid reports that the U.K. government opened a probe into its $14 billion buyout of Juniper Networks (JNPR) concerning potential competition issues.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co (NYSE:HPE) stock is seeing some volatility amid reports that the U.K. government opened a probe into its $14 billion buyout of Juniper Networks (JNPR) concerning potential competition issues.
Nvidia continues to grow its partnership list as it expands its AI solutions globally.
Britain's competition regulator said on Wednesday it was investigating whether Hewlett Packard Enterprise's planned $14 billion acquisition of Juniper Networks would result in competition concerns in the country.
CEO Antonio Neri says company's history shows it knows ‘how to run AI systems at scale'.
Dividend aristocrats are beloved for their income growth, dependability, and quality. Enterprise Products takes all the best aspects of aristocrats and cranks them up to 11. EPD is the quality king of midstream and the only A-rated aristocrat with a 7%-plus yield.
Enterprise Products Partners stock yields 7.3%. The oil and gas stock has increased its dividend payout every year for 25 consecutive years.