Enterprise Optimization Plan (EOP) Upsized
EOP target raised to at least $200 million annual run rate (previously $80–$120 million), representing a +150% increase versus the prior low-end ($80M) and +66.7% versus the prior high-end ($120M). EOP contributed approximately $50 million to Q4 P&L and management expects continued run-rate improvements and additional upside over time.
Strong Q4 Cash Flow and Operational Cash Generation
Cash flow provided by operations for Q4 was $503 million. When adjusting for working capital and SREs, cash flow from operations was $119 million — an improvement of $211 million versus the prior-year fourth quarter.
Monetization of RINs and IIA Restructuring
Management monetized a large portion of 2023–2024 RINs, raising about $360 million in Q4 and used available cash to pay down roughly $380 million of the inventory intermediation agreement (IIA) and related inventory financing. This restructuring is expected to reduce annual interest expense by at least $40 million, improving free cash flow.
Reported Adjusted Results (Q4 and FY2025)
Q4 adjusted net income was $143 million ($2.31 per share) and adjusted EBITDA for the quarter was approximately $375 million (including SREs). Excluding SREs, Q4 adjusted EBITDA was ~$226 million and adjusted EPS was $0.44. For the full year 2025, excluding SREs adjusted EBITDA was approximately $763 million.
Delek Logistics (DKL) Record Year and 2026 Guidance
DKL reported a record 2025 adjusted EBITDA of approximately $536 million and issued 2026 EBITDA guidance of $520 million to $560 million. Management expects DKL pro forma third-party EBITDA to exceed 80% in 2026, supporting the company’s sum-of-the-parts strategy.
Shareholder Returns and Capital Allocation Discipline
During the quarter Delek paid ~$15 million in dividends and repurchased ~$20 million of shares. Management emphasized a balanced capital allocation approach (dividend, buyback, balance sheet), noting total shareholder return was ~4% higher than the average of refining peers.
Investing and Growth Spend Focused on Midstream
Q4 investing activities totaled $117 million, including ~$26 million for growth projects primarily at DKL. Capital spending in Q4: $82 million at Delek stand-alone and $31 million at DKL, highlighting continued midstream investment.
Operational Reliability and Preparedness
Management reported strong operational performance across the four refineries in Q4. Only one planned turnaround for 2026 (Big Spring), with the turnaround described as on schedule and expected to improve reliability, cost structure and margin capture post-completion.