Kinder Morgan (KMI), with a positive outlook for its 2026 fiscal year, expects a significant increase in profit due to a high demand for natural gas. Backed by their $9.3 billion pipeline backlog and a promising EBITDA CAGR of 4.5%, bold moves and substantial share gains have been discernible, although it experienced a slight pullback recently. The Manufacturers Life Insurance Company and Energy Income Partners reduced their stakes, while others heavily invested, like Curi Capital and Brevan Howard Capital Management. In spite of market gains, KMI's stock dipped but the strong demand for LNG allowed it to recover. The company's robust FY 2026 profit and consecutive years of dividend growth have put it under investor's radar. While some offloaded shares, entities like CIBC Asset Management, BCS Private Wealth Management, and Fayez Sarofim heavily invested. KMI's Q3 results reflect robust growth, meeting market estimates riding on the flourishing US natural gas demand.
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