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TL;DR: A midstream cash-flow machine with a ~7.4% forward yield, resilient low-beta profile, and a BUY view on the Street. Near-term topline may soften, but EPS growth is set to re-accelerate next year as infrastructure earnings mix improves.
Major Developments (this week)
Market performance: Shares finished the week down ~1.5% (5-day), closing $23.40 (+0.75% on the day).
Earnings cycle: Last results were Q3 (Sep 30, 2025); next report due Feb 17, 2026—watch volume trends, storage utilization, and fee-based contribution.
Dividend focus: Yield holds near 7–7.5%, reinforcing GEI’s income appeal amid choppy energy markets.
Key Metrics
Metric | Value |
|---|---|
Price | $23.40 |
Weekly Move (5-day) | −1.5% |
Market Cap | US$2.86B |
P/E (TTM) | 25.4 |
Forward P/E | 14.9 |
52-Week Range | $19.63 – $27.37 |
YTD Return | +0.8% |
Dividend Yield (fwd) | ~7.4% |
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Analyst Insights
Item | Detail |
|---|---|
Consensus Rating | BUY ⭐⭐⭐⭐ |
Average Target Price | $25.75 |
Upside Potential | +10.1% vs. $23.39–$23.40 |
Breakdown (11 analysts) | Strong Buy: 4 • Buy: 1 • Hold: 5 • Sell: 0 • Strong Sell: 1 |
Recent Revisions | 4 down revisions in the last week (tempered near-term expectations) |
Read: The Street skews positive thanks to visible, fee-based cash flows—despite mixed near-term revisions.
Recent/Notable Items
Dividend durability front-and-center: With a ~7.4% forward yield, distribution remains the headline attraction for income investors.
Estimate resets into Q4/Q1: Some downward EPS revisions this week, but FY26 EPS still seen +22.9% YoY, highlighting operating leverage as mix shifts to infrastructure.
Low-beta ballast: 1-yr beta ~0.33—GEI continues to trade as a defensive income play within Energy.
Growth Indicators
Growth Metric | Value |
|---|---|
Sales Growth (Next Year) | −7.3% (mark-to-market/marketing headwinds) |
EPS Growth (Next Year) | +22.9% |
5-yr EPS Growth Estimate | +36.1% |
Take: Earnings growth is expected to outpace sales as mix improves and cost discipline kicks in.
Valuation & Profitability Snapshot
Metric | GEI | Comment |
|---|---|---|
EV/EBITDA | 12.7× | Reasonable for fee-based midstream |
P/FCF | 13.6× | Attractive vs. sector averages |
Net Margin | 1.4% | Thin (marketing heavy), but cash flows matter more |
ROE | 17.4% | Solid capital returns |
Debt/Equity | 3.1× | Leverage is the watch-item; interest cover 2.5× |
Technicals & Momentum
Indicator | Read |
|---|---|
RSI | 37.7 (neutral/oversold edge) |
Price vs 52-wk High | 85.5% (room to recover) |
Price vs 50-/120-DMA | ~93% / ~95% (below MAs—potential mean reversion) |
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What to Watch Next
Feb 17 earnings: fee-based EBITDA, utilization, FCF coverage of the dividend.
Any updates on storage expansions or long-term take-or-pay contracts.
Leverage trajectory vs. interest coverage as rates evolve.
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