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Kinder Morgan (KMI -0.78%) recently revealed its financial expectations for the upcoming year. The natural gas pipeline giant foresees its earnings continuing to rise, which will give it the fuel to increase its dividend once again.
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Kinder Morgan forecast higher earnings in 2025 on Monday, as the U.S. pipeline operator bets on growth in its natural gas pipelines and energy transition ventures amid rising demand for the fuel.
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Pipeline companies rallied sharply in November. Natural gas pipeline giant Kinder Morgan (KMI -0.11%) rallied 15.1%, according to data provided by S&P Global Market Intelligence.
Kinder Morgan (KMI -0.07%) had been in a rut for the past several years. The natural gas pipeline giant's earnings barely budged as contract expirations offset the benefit of expansion projects.
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If you look at midstream giant Kinder Morgan (KMI 0.71%) in isolation today, it seems like an attractive dividend stock. The yield is roughly 4% or so, which is higher than the 3.3% yield of the average energy company, using the Energy Select Sector SPDR ETF as an industry proxy.
Kinder Morgan is in a strong uptrend, with shares expected to exceed $30 soon, driven by favorable macroeconomic conditions and energy infrastructure demand. The Fed's rate cuts and potential deregulation under the Trump administration will benefit KMI, allowing for lower refinancing costs and increased revenue from fixed-fee contracts. KMI's extensive natural gas network positions it well to capitalize on the AI boom and growing energy demand, with significant projects in the pipeline.