Strong Full-Year Financial Performance
Delivered normalized EBITDA exceeding $1.86 billion for FY2025 and reported EPS of $2.23, with reaffirmed 2026 guidance of normalized EBITDA $1.925–$2.025 billion and normalized EPS $2.20–$2.45.
Fourth Quarter Momentum
Q4 normalized EBITDA of $564 million, an 8% increase year-over-year, and normalized EPS of $0.77 (consistent with prior year).
Record and High Export Volumes
Exported more than 124,000 barrels per day of LPGs in Q4 (including >85,000 bpd from RIPET) and averaged in excess of 126,000 bpd for the full year across 83 ships; achieved record global export volumes and expanded market share (45% of volumes to China, ~6% share of China imports).
Midstream Operational Gains and Capacity Adds
Pipestone II completed on time and on budget and is operating near full capacity; Pipestone throughput up 11% YoY; North Pine operating near its 25,000 bpd capacity; Opti-1 (REEF) detailed engineering increased expected propane export capacity from 25,000 to 30,000 bpd.
Project Execution Progress
REEF Phase 1 ~70% complete and on plan, RIPET methanol removal and Dimsdale storage expansions on time and on budget, Keweenaw Connector pipeline long-lead items ordered and right-of-way secured, and Opti-1 expected in service by mid-2027.
Utilities Performance and Capital Deployment
Utilities normalized EBITDA of $383 million, up 14% YoY; usage increased 18% driven by colder weather and customer growth; deployed $255 million of utility capital in the quarter (including $117 million to modernization).
Strengthened Balance Sheet and Credit Outlook
Exited year at adjusted net debt to normalized EBITDA of 4.7x (within 4.5–5x target range), executed a $460 million equity issuance to deleverage while retaining MVP upside, and saw credit rating outlook move from negative to positive.
Shareholder Returns and Long-Term Growth Outlook
Generated 29% total shareholder return in 2025 and a 5-year TSR CAGR of 22%; stated investment capacity of approximately $5 billion over 3 years to fund $3.5 billion of growth and target long-term enterprise growth of 5%–7% per year.
Risk Management and Hedging Position
Approximately 80% of expected 2026 global export volumes are tolled or financially hedged (average FEI-to-North America spread of ~$19/bbl on non-toll volumes); frac spread hedges cover roughly 70% through 2026; Baltic freight exposure largely hedged.