Kinetik Holdings reported a record adjusted EBITDA for Q1 2026, driven by strong midstream logistics and favorable commodity price spreads. The company maintains a well-covered 6.4% dividend yield and trades at a 6.1x price-to-cash-flow ratio, offering investors income and potential for multiple expansion. Growth is supported by expanded customer contracts, the Kings Landing sour gas conversion, and the ECCC pipeline, which provide long-term cash flow visibility and opportunities for incremental expansion. Despite recent stock outperformance, Kinetik remains a compelling buy at a discount compared to larger peers.
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