Kinder Morgan's Backlog And Demand Trends Keep 2025 EBITDA On Track, Says Goldman
Kinder Morgan's Earnings Report: Kinder Morgan, Inc. reported first-quarter earnings with revenue of $4.24 billion and adjusted earnings of 34 cents per share, both falling short of analyst expectations. The company anticipates a full-year 2025 earnings of $1.27 per share and is confident in achieving its EBITDA target of approximately $8.35 billion.
Analyst Insights and Stock Performance: Goldman Sachs analyst John Mackay maintains a Buy rating on KMI with a price target of $31, citing strong demand signals and a growing backlog as positive indicators, despite concerns over product performance and future commodity prices. KMI shares rose by 1.86% to $27.45 following the report.
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Monthly Income Distributions: Westwood Holdings Group announced monthly income distributions for its ETFs, MDST and WEEI, providing double-digit income rates of 10.1% and 12.7% respectively, through a combination of dividends and options premiums.
Fund Objectives and Performance: Both ETFs are actively managed to generate high monthly income and potential capital appreciation within the energy sector, with MDST focusing on midstream energy companies and WEEI offering broad exposure to various energy sectors.
Monthly Income Distributions: Westwood Holdings Group announced monthly income distributions for its ETFs, MDST and WEEI, which provide double-digit income through dividends and options premiums, with MDST offering a 10.1% annualized distribution rate and WEEI at 12.7%.
Fund Objectives and Performance: Both ETFs are actively managed to generate high monthly income and potential equity appreciation in the energy sector, with MDST focusing on midstream energy companies and WEEI providing broad exposure to various energy sectors.

Monthly Income Distributions: Westwood Holdings Group announced monthly income distributions for its ETFs, MDST and WEEI, providing double-digit annualized distribution rates of 10.2% and 12.8%, respectively, through a combination of dividends and options premiums.
Fund Performance and Strategy: Both ETFs are actively managed, focusing on generating high distributable monthly income from midstream and energy companies, with MDST launched in April 2024 and WEEI shortly after, each facing specific market risks associated with the energy sector.

Monthly Income Distributions Announced: Westwood Holdings Group has announced monthly income distributions for its ETFs, MDST and WEEI, which provide double-digit income through dividends and options premiums, with MDST yielding 10.0% and WEEI yielding 13.0%.
Investment Focus and Performance: Both ETFs are actively managed, targeting high distributable income from midstream and energy companies, with MDST focusing on midstream energy firms and WEEI offering broad exposure to various energy sectors; performance data indicates varying returns since their inception in 2024.
Market Outlook: Bearish oil traders anticipate an oversupply of crude oil, but a portfolio manager suggests that natural declines in production from aging wells may counteract this expectation by tightening global inventories.
Production Trends: Despite major oil producers increasing output for the fifth consecutive month, the natural decline in oil well production could complicate efforts to oversupply the market.

Fund Milestone Achievement: Westwood Holdings Group's Westwood Salient Enhanced Midstream Income ETF (MDST) has surpassed $100 million in assets under management just over a year after its launch, reflecting strong investor demand for innovative income-generating strategies.
Investment Strategy Overview: MDST aims to provide consistent income through a covered-call strategy focused on the midstream energy sector, offering investors exposure to stable cash flows while managing risk and avoiding complex tax implications associated with traditional MLP investments.





